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comedian eric andre

Old tricks for beating the summer heat

July 4, 2026

Back in the days before electric fans and AC units, people had to get creative when temperatures soared. Some solutions sound odd today—like wearing thick, dark robes or sipping hot tea in the middle of a heatwave. But science shows these old-school methods actually work. Now that much of North Amer

entertainment

The Rise and Fall of Chippendales: A Story of Ambition and Conflict

July 4, 2026

The story of Chippendales isn't just about male dancers shaking their moves—it's a tale of ambition, rivalry, and the dark side of success. Set in 1980s Los Angeles, the show follows Steve Banerjee, an Indian immigrant who spots a gap in the market and turns Chippendales into America's first big mal

crime

When hate speech turns violent: A look at two shocking 2025 attacks near Oceanside Pier

July 4, 2026

On a June evening in 2025, three strangers with a shared hateful ideology targeted five people in two separate but connected attacks near Oceanside Pier. Their common thread? Not personal conflict, but a shared belief in racial superiority that led to unprovoked violence. The first attack happened

crypto

How Crypto Betting Tricks Took Over Social Media

July 4, 2026

Polymarket, a crypto-based betting site, tried a sneaky way to get attention. They paid popular online creators to pretend they were making huge profits from risky bets. Between late 2024 and mid-2025, these influencers posted videos showing themselves winning big—like predicting Donald Trump would

crypto

Trump Family’s Crypto Gains Leave Investors Holding the Bag

July 4, 2026

The Trump family pulled off an unusual financial feat: they raked in $2. 3 billion from crypto projects while outside investors lost nearly the same amount. The windfall came from four ventures where the family put almost nothing in but walked away richer. Over a million people bought into these pro

politics

The Dollar Stays Strong While Crypto Changes Shape

July 4, 2026

The push to use cryptocurrency for U. S. financial power isn’t just about Bitcoin anymore. Recent moves by policymakers show a bigger goal: keeping the dollar at the center of global trade, but with a digital upgrade. The focus has shifted from decentralized coins like Bitcoin to stablecoins—digital

education

A Fresh Look at Money’s Past and Future in Boston

July 4, 2026

Boston now hosts a sleek new space where history and money meet—the Museum of American Finance. After years without a permanent home, it settled into a 5, 400-square-foot spot on Commonwealth Pier, right as the U. S. gears up for its 250th birthday. The move wasn’t smooth; a flood in New York forced

finance

The Global Money Race: Why Europe and China Are Betting on Public Control

July 4, 2026

Across the world, countries are racing to shape how money works in the digital age. The United States, Europe, and China have each chosen very different paths. America is leaning toward letting private companies lead, with strict rules but little direct government control. Meanwhile, Europe and Chin

opinion

Why America’s Courts Matter on Its Big Birthday

July 4, 2026

Two and a half centuries after the bold claims of the Declaration—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—one quiet support system keeps those promises alive. No fireworks or parades announce it, but America’s courts quietly act as the safety net for the promises made in 1776. The founders knew

crime

A mark on the ground and a nation’s doubt

July 4, 2026

A small cross painted on Elm Street in Dallas points to where one of the bullets struck President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963. The car carrying him rolled past the old Texas School Book Depository, a building that would soon become part of history. That moment didn’t just change a presidenc