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Busy Lives, Quiet Science: What America and Researchers Miss

July 4, 2026

A lot of Americans juggle two jobs, one car, and endless errands. They barely find a spare hour for anything beyond survival. If someone tried to tell them about climate change or political resistance, most would see it as another unnecessary burden. This explains why many feel disconnected from big

entertainment

Lanterns: A New Sci‑Fi Adventure That Feels Like True Detective

July 4, 2026

Lanterns is set to launch on HBO on August 16, 2026. The series follows the Green Lantern Corps from DC Comics and promises a mix of mystery, drama, and superhero action. The creators have compared its dual timelines to the first season of True Detective, where two investigators are shown at differe

science

A Pilot‑Scientist’s Summer Flights and Winter Dog Rides

July 4, 2026

The summer sun was bright over Alaska’s coast, and a small Cessna 185 traced a tight zig‑zag path above the waves. Inside, Martin Stuefer looked down through a special camera that could see hundreds of colors the eye can’t. He was measuring how ocean water changes when nearby glaciers melt. Stuefer

entertainment

Rainy Surprise Shuts Down Omaha’s First Friday

July 4, 2026

The first of Omaha’s planned “First Fridays” at The RiverFront was called off just hours after it began. A sudden storm brought heavy rain and lightning, forcing organizers to cancel the event around 4:30 p. m. after only an hour of activity. The day was meant to showcase saxophonist Chad Stoner,

celebrities

Big‑Name Athletes Show Up for Swift and Kelce’s NY Wedding

July 4, 2026

A crowd of famous sports figures turned up at Madison Square Garden for the wedding of singer Taylor Swift and football star Travis Kelce. The event, held on Friday night, drew a mix of NFL players and media personalities who made the trip from various parts of the country. The Rams’ quarterback

science

Big Bodies, Big Forgiveness: How Size Shapes Our View of Kindness

July 4, 2026

People often think that a person’s moral character can be read from how they look. In recent research, scientists asked whether the size of a person’s body signals how forgiving they might be. The studies were carried out with Chinese participants in five different experiments, each exploring a new

finance

Germany Sets 203 Billion Euro Borrowing for 2027 Budget

July 4, 2026

Germany’s cabinet is set to sign off on the first draft of its 2027 budget this Monday. The plan calls for borrowing a total of €203. 6 billion, which is the amount that finance ministry officials have confirmed after a Reuters report. The figure means Germany will take on more debt than in pr

religion

Future‑Friendly Tech: A Call for Care

July 4, 2026

The new papal letter focuses on how people feel about the growing presence of artificial intelligence in everyday life. It asks whether we are shaping a world that supports and protects each other or one where people become data points. The message is not only for Catholics. It reaches anyone who v

politics

America’s Rising Spirit: A Fresh Look at 250 Years of Change

July 4, 2026

America has grown from a small colony into a global leader, overcoming many challenges along the way. For 250 years, the nation has pushed westward, cured diseases, abolished slavery, built a strong economy, and fought totalitarianism. Today the country is again gaining momentum, driven by new

opinion

A Nation Still Growing: America’s 250‑Year Gamble

July 4, 2026

America is turning 250 this July, and the country’s history feels like a long‑term experiment. The founders didn’t claim certainty; they risked their lives and fortunes because the future was uncertain. Every new generation repeats that gamble, keeping the nation alive. In 250 years, the idea of pe