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Celebrities Turning Another Year Older on June 24

June 24, 2026

The day after the summer solstice, several well‑known faces celebrate another trip around the sun. At 79, Mick Fleetwood and Peter Weller both mark a milestone birthday. Fleetwood, famous for his drumming in the legendary rock group, shares a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame with his bandmates. Well

politics

California Car Sales on the Line Over Tracking Rules

June 24, 2026

Automakers say they cannot meet new California rules that let people block tracking of cars used by domestic‑violence victims. The law requires cars to accept proof of a restraining order and stop remote access within two business days. It also wants drivers to shut off location tracking from inside

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Education Probe Targets Maryland School Rules on Transgender Students

June 24, 2026

The U. S. Department of Education has begun investigations into three Maryland school districts—Montgomery, Prince George’s, and Frederick County—and the state education agency. The inquiry follows complaints that local policies may violate Title IX, a federal law banning sex‑based discrimination in

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New SBA Director Brings Politics to Small‑Biz Support

June 24, 2026

Kevin Cooke, a former state legislator from Carrollton and University of Georgia graduate, has taken the helm of Georgia’s Small Business Administration district office. He says his goal is to help entrepreneurs get counseling and capital from banks, partners and other resources. Cooke’s background

entertainment

Apple’s Streaming Vision Wins Global Award

June 24, 2026

Eddy Cue, the senior vice president in charge of Apple’s media services, received a top honor at an international creativity festival in France. The award recognized his influence on how stories are shared through Apple’s streaming platform and other digital offerings. During the ceremony, Cue hi

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Lynn Bartels: A Voice for Truth and the Call to Vote

June 24, 2026

The story of Lynn Bartels starts in a Colorado Capitol office where reporters from different newspapers met to share news. She was known for her sharp sense of timing and a knack for uncovering the real stories behind political headlines. Her colleagues remember her as someone who could turn a quiet

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A Long‑Haul Search: Oregon’s 16‑Year Hunt for a Missing Kid

June 24, 2026

In the cool summer of 2010, a seventh‑grade student at Skyline Elementary proudly displayed his science fair project on red‑eyed tree frogs. The boy’s bright smile and the colorful poster would later become a symbol for a missing child case that shook an entire state. Sixteen years on, investigators

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Hollywood’s Time‑Travel Opportunity

June 24, 2026

The film world has a chance to move forward by finally turning Blake Crouch’s mind‑bending novel into screen reality. A decade after a big‑name partnership was announced, the story that explores false memories and time loops still sits on the shelf. With recent successes like Apple’s “Dark Matter” a

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Hidden Sci‑Fi Thrillers That Still Wow

June 24, 2026

These science‑fiction thrillers slip out of the spotlight, yet they pack a punch from start to finish. Unlike plain sci‑fi, these movies mix high‑tech ideas with edge‑of‑your‑seat tension. They ask hard questions about the dark side of progress, while delivering action and sometimes outright horro

politics

A New Mayor, A New Game

June 24, 2026

The city’s political scene changed when Zohran Mamdani won the mayoral race, turning a quiet campaign into a full‑scale power shift. After defeating Andrew Cuomo in the primary, Mamdani didn’t stop at the mayor’s office; he started picking allies for Congress and other key positions, proving that a