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Grooming Gangs and the Politics of Reporting

July 14, 2026

Three brothers from Sheffield—Amar, Kamar and Kamran Ilyas—were handed a total of 40 years behind bars on June 22, 2026. Their crimes spanned from 2004 to 2008 and involved the sexual abuse of five girls, some as young as twelve. One victim was assaulted by all three siblings, and Amar fled to Pakis

entertainment

Summer Stream Picks: New Shows and Movies to Watch

July 14, 2026

A fresh wave of stories is rolling out on streaming platforms this week. MGM+ launches a gritty crime drama that dives into the world of New York’s underbelly, featuring a tough lead played by J. K. Simmons. Documentary+ offers a four‑episode look at the hidden journey of a common household it

entertainment

Apple TV Series Turns Each Episode Into a Stand‑Alone Mini‑Movie

July 14, 2026

"The new crime drama on Apple TV stars Timothy Olyphant as a rugged father figure, while Anya Taylor‑Joy plays a former thief who is now hunted by both the FBI and a dangerous mob boss after a botched robbery. The show, adapted from Marissa Stapley’s novel, moves away from the usual serialized forma

entertainment

A Quiet Visionary Turns Medellín’s Past into Film

July 14, 2026

Stillz, the Colombian‑American who keeps his face hidden behind a bandanna, has spent most of his career making music videos for big names like Bad Bunny and Rosalía. Yet when he steps off the set, he prefers to disappear from the spotlight, texting instead of talking on camera or phone. His new

business

Renting in Missoula: What You Need to Know

July 14, 2026

Missoula’s rental market is a hot topic right now, and experts are weighing in on what renters should expect. The city’s population is growing, which means more people are looking for places to live. At the same time, landlords face higher costs and tighter regulations, so rents are rising acr

politics

New York Puts a One‑Year Pause on Big Data Centers

July 14, 2026

The state is about to halt the building of massive data centers for a full year. This pause means no new permits will be approved for facilities that use fifty megawatts or more of power. The move places New York first in the country to take this step and sparks a wider debate about how tech g

environment

Help the Night Glow: Protecting Fireflies

July 14, 2026

Fireflies, those tiny lanterns that light up summer nights, are vanishing faster than ever across America. Experts say the main culprit is losing the places where these insects live and grow. Many of them have only one chance a year to make their glowing display, so when that habitat disappears th

technology

Tech Giants Face Street Protest Over AI Growth

July 14, 2026

Protesters marched in San Francisco’s downtown, moving between the headquarters of OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind. The aim was clear: stop the launch of new AI models that push the limits of power and complexity. The event, organized by Stop the AI Race, mixed concerns about machine safety

politics

New York Stops Data‑Center Expansion to Protect Power and the Planet

July 14, 2026

The governor of New York has put a temporary hold on the construction of large data centers that would use more than 50 MW of electricity. The pause could last up to a year and will give the state time to set stricter rules for future projects. The decision is part of a plan that also includes endin

opinion

America’s Moral Compass: Faith Over Politics

July 14, 2026

The founding document of the United States begins with a bold statement that all people are equal and possess rights given by a higher power. This idea is not merely political; it points to a spiritual source of dignity that predates any government. Even though some early leaders were deists, they s