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Wearable Patch That Powers Itself and Reads Sweat for 21 Days

May 14, 2026

A new skin‑attached device can keep working for three weeks without a battery, thanks to wireless power from a phone or wrist reader. The patch draws electricity from the nearby device’s magnetic field and uses it to refresh its sensor surface, so it stays accurate over time. The technology was c

weather

Heatwave Ahead: Michigan Gets a Summer Kick‑off

May 14, 2026

In the next few days, Michigan’s climate is heading toward a warm spell that could feel like summer early. Forecasts predict that Detroit’s temperatures might climb close to 90°F by Monday, a sharp rise from the current 50°F chills. Southern Michigan could see steady highs between 82°F and 85°F

weather

Stormy Winds, Heavy Rains and a Heat Spike Hit Staten Island

May 14, 2026

Staten Island will see a mix of strong breezes and wet weather this week. In the afternoon, gusts may reach 40 miles per hour across much of the area. That same day, a slow‑moving cold front will bring widespread showers and possible thunderstorms from the evening into Friday. The heaviest

sports

Big Sports Highlights Turned Into Cool Collectibles

May 14, 2026

Fans can now buy artwork that captures the most memorable moments of 2026’s sports scene. The collection highlights a gold‑medal goal by Jack Hughes at the Winter Olympics in Milan, the Michigan Wolverines’ triumph over UConn to win a national title, and the Indiana Hoosiers’ flawless 16‑0 season

politics

Senate Holds Trump’s Iran Action in Check

May 14, 2026

The Senate fought back against a new bill that would force President Trump to ask Congress for permission before continuing military actions in Iran. The vote was 50‑49, almost split along party lines. Three Republicans joined all Democrats except one to support the measure, showing that some lawmak

politics

Justice Dept Urges States to Share Voter Lists

May 14, 2026

The Justice Department has issued a legal memo that backs its request for states to give up full voter rolls, even though several federal courts have ruled that states are not required to do so. The memo, released on May 12 by the Office of Legal Counsel, does not force states to comply but signals

science

Solar Panels and the Hidden Cost of Heavy Metals

May 14, 2026

Solar power is often seen as a clean solution, but new research shows that the materials used in panels can leave dangerous waste behind. A study from Oregon State University found that a new ink‑jet method can make CIGS (copper, indium, gallium, selenium) panels with less manufacturing waste and

weather

What the Next Few Days Will Bring to Massachusetts Weather

May 14, 2026

Massachusetts will see a shift in weather over the next couple of days. Rain and thunderstorms are expected to pass through before making way for sunshine by the weekend. Tuesday night will stay cool with temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. A storm system from the west is on track to reach the

politics

House Rebels Push Ukraine Aid Vote Despite Leadership Pushback

May 14, 2026

For the first time in decades, a group of U. S. House members broke from their party bosses to make sure Kyiv gets fresh military help. Their weapon? A rarely used trick called a discharge petition, which lets lawmakers force a floor vote even when leadership wants to block it. Normally, such moves

business

Why the $110 Billion Movie Merger Could Change What You Watch

May 14, 2026

A huge deal between two Hollywood giants is making waves in California. The plan would join Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. under one roof, along with streaming services like HBO Max and Paramount+, plus news outlets CNN and CBS. The companies say this mega-merger is the only way to survive agai