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Business Moves Show How Nations Care About Security

July 1, 2026

Nike’s profit news, South Korea’s AI money plan, Pirelli’s US factory push and U. S. lawmakers probing drug firms all point to one idea: governments see certain industries as national security matters. At first glance these stories look unrelated, but they share a hidden link: tariffs, reshoring,

weather

Heat Wave Turns Beach into Cooling Hub

July 1, 2026

The early heat in Indiana has pushed people to the shore, turning the local beach into a busy refuge. Before lifeguards even set up at 11 a. m. , the parking lot was already packed. Second‑year lifeguard Matthew Billings warned that heat exhaustion is the most common problem, urging folks to d

science

Helping Others Feel Better Varies Across Cultures

July 1, 2026

In many Western societies, lifting someone’s mood is seen as essential for both mental well‑being and strong friendships. Yet people around the world think about feelings and connections in different ways, so the urge to comfort others can differ from one culture to another. Researchers gathered

entertainment

Ned Fulmer’s Comeback: A Story of Mistakes and Missed Chances

July 1, 2026

Ned Fulmer first made waves as a member of the BuzzFeed group known as the Try Guys. After the team split from their parent company, he joined them in creating an independent brand. Things looked bright until 2022 when a scandal broke: he was caught having an affair with a staff member. The fallout

sports

Keon Ellis Leaves Cavs for Nets After Short Stint

July 1, 2026

Ellis signed a two‑year, $18 million deal with the Brooklyn Nets early in free agency after only four months in Cleveland. The point guard had been acquired from Sacramento in a three‑team trade before the February deadline, playing 29 games for the Cavaliers. During those appearances he avera

crime

A Chance to Clean Up a Painted Mess

July 1, 2026

An art teacher from Berks County, once proud of his Harvard background and tenure at a well‑known school in Pottstown, now faces the fallout of selling fake paintings. The 78‑year‑old admitted in federal court that he misrepresented works as creations of Picasso and Warhol, leading to charges of mai

lifestyle

Baking for a Cause: A Student’s Sweet Mission

July 1, 2026

Misha Mondal, a junior at Ridge High School, has turned her love for baking into a way to help people and animals. She started Patisserie of Art in November after more than a year of planning. Each month on the first, she posts receipts online so buyers can see where their money goes. Misha’s

entertainment

Gambit’s Dark Return in the New X‑Men Series

July 1, 2026

The new “X-Men ’97” episode shows a major shock. Remy LeBeau, the Cajun card‑thrower known as Gambit, dies while stopping a huge Sentinel in Genosha. His sacrifice saves many mutants, including his love Rogue. The original 1992 cartoon made Gambit a fan favorite. He was famous for his acce

entertainment

Summer Fun in Snowmass: A July Adventure

July 1, 2026

Snowmass Village is busy this July, offering a mix of music, sports and art for everyone. The plan starts with an ice cream social on July 2 at the Town Park, where people can enjoy free treats and lawn games. Friday nights bring free concerts in the Rock Garden, featuring local bands like Wild Flig

education

New Loan Rules Hit Medical Students, Spark Legal Backlash

July 1, 2026

A recent court decision has reversed a federal move that would have sharply cut the amount of money nursing students could borrow. The ruling, issued by Judge Beryl Howell, restored full loan limits for nursing programs that had been reduced under a policy finalized by the Department of Education la