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Why many women in India are choosing to become mothers later in life

April 7, 2026

Many women in India are having their first or last child later than before. This trend is happening across cities and towns. More women are finishing school, working jobs, and living in urban areas. These changes give women more control over their lives but also bring new health challenges. Doctors

technology

Sports Tech Lab Tests Future of Hockey

April 7, 2026

The NHL isn’t just playing games anymore. Inside Newark’s Prudential Center sits a hidden testing ground where the league tries out gadgets that might soon change how hockey works. Called the NHL Innovation Lab, this space lets tech experts, players, and refs mess around with new tools without disru

politics

Iran’s top tech school hit by strikes, sparking global backlash

April 7, 2026

The recent overnight attack on Tehran’s Sharif University of Technology has drawn sharp criticism from Iranians across political lines. Known for producing top engineers and scientists, the university stands as a symbol of Iran’s academic pride. Founded in 1966, it’s often compared to MIT for its cu

education

Teachers Gather for Fresh Ideas in Physical Education

April 7, 2026

Area educators are getting a chance to refresh their teaching toolkit next spring. A new event in Eau Claire will bring together gym teachers, health instructors, and adaptive PE specialists for a day of workshops and talks. Instead of just listening to lectures, teachers will explore hands-on topic

health

A new face joins Central New York’s healthcare scene

April 7, 2026

Michelle Burns is stepping into a key role at Oswego Health Medical Practice, bringing fresh energy and plenty of experience to family healthcare in the region. With over two decades in nursing and advanced practice, she steps in not just as a new face but as someone who understands how healthcare s

health

Finding help far from home for Michigan’s struggling youth

April 7, 2026

Eleanor Middlin’s story isn’t unique—it’s a growing trend. As Michigan’s mental health resources for young people shrink, families are sending their kids out of state for care. Some travel for hours, others for thousands of miles. The reason? Michigan’s system can’t keep up. After the pandemic, more

health

What parents should know about measles risks and early vaccination in Michigan

April 7, 2026

Health officials in Michigan have raised alarms about measles spreading in seven counties, with eight confirmed cases since March. Most of these cases were in Washtenaw County, and the virus seems to be moving through the area. Even though measles cases aren’t always linked to travel or other outbre

politics

Billionaire Candidate Faces Questions About Past Business Deals

April 6, 2026

Tom Steyer, a 68‑year‑old hedge fund founder who is now running for California governor, has found himself in the spotlight over his earlier investments. He once owned shares in a private prison company that now houses many immigrants waiting for deportation. During a recent town hall in San Dieg

finance

Marvell’s Stock Soars: What’s Next for the Chipmaker?

April 6, 2026

In March, Marvell Technology’s shares jumped nearly a quarter, marking the biggest monthly rise in years. The surge came after the company reported solid Q4 results for fiscal 2026, a growing need for custom silicon in data centers, and new collaboration with Nvidia that promises higher demand for f

opinion

Teaching When the World Feels Uncertain

April 6, 2026

In a typical college class, students often leave with polite thanks for the lecture that just ended. This semester’s classes are different; after discussions about digital misinformation and political lawsuits, students leave with comments like “That was depressing” or a sarcastic “Another uplifting