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Portugal’s Golden Visa Still a Smart Move

July 3, 2026

The new law in Portugal, signed on May 3, 2026, raised the time needed for most non‑EU investors to get a passport from five to ten years. Critics say this weakens the program, but the core benefits for those who invest remain unchanged. The Golden Visa keeps its low‑stay rule: residents must be in

weather

Strong Ocean Warmth Set to Raise Global Heat

July 3, 2026

The UN’s weather group has updated its outlook, saying a powerful El Nino will appear soon and lift worldwide temperatures. El Nino happens when the middle and east Pacific Ocean warms up, usually for nine to twelve months. This warming can push global heat higher and trigger extreme weather events.

politics

Trump, Crypto and the Big Money Shuffle

July 3, 2026

The story starts with a $30 million gamble in November 2024. A Chinese billionaire, Justin Sun, poured money into a crypto project that was tied to the soon‑to‑be president. The venture, called World Liberty Financial, was run by Trump and a partner, Steve Witkoff. Its tokens promised nothing concre

politics

Bar Space Rule Gets a Shake‑Up

July 3, 2026

Portland is thinking about scrapping an old rule that keeps bars a set distance apart in the downtown area. The law, made in the 1990s and kept alive when a special entertainment zone was created in 2007, was meant to stop too many nightclubs from clustering together and causing noise or fights.

entertainment

Fun Night at Greenville’s Unity Park: Music, Food and Fireworks

July 3, 2026

A Saturday night in early July turns into a community celebration at Unity Park, where a fireworks display lights up the sky from 6 to 10 p. m. The evening starts with local music, followed by a performance from the Greenville Symphony Orchestra before the main pyrotechnic show. Visitors can enjoy a

entertainment

New Netflix Hits for July: From Sci‑Fi Fog to Old‑School Golf

July 3, 2026

The month of July sees Netflix adding fresh titles. A science‑fiction thriller called “Human Vapor” drops on the 2nd. It shows a professor who explodes during an interview, thanks to a talking fog that threatens violence. Investigators must find out who the mist is and why it knows about a secret la

politics

Health Leaders Clash Over Measles Data

July 3, 2026

A former chief medical officer of the CDC said that a well‑known vaccine critic and his team asked for old measles data while the country was fighting a major outbreak. The request came at a time when more than 2, 000 people had measles in the U. S. , and some children had died. The CDC staff

science

Single‑Atom Strategy Keeps Nickel Active in Sulfur‑Rich Methane Production

July 3, 2026

A new catalyst design keeps nickel from falling silent when tiny amounts of sulfur sneak into the gas stream. The problem is that nickel, which is great for turning carbon monoxide and dioxide into methane, also grabs sulfur so tightly that the catalyst gets stuck. Scientists added individual

education

Decolonizing Developmental Science: A Fresh Take

July 3, 2026

The idea of making science less tied to colonial ideas starts with how people think together and feel connected. Bard, Keller, and Leavens use these concepts to outline a new way of doing research that is fairer. Their plan, called WILD, tries to open up science for more voices, but it still has

finance

Investors Grab Tech Shares as Markets Dip

July 3, 2026

When big markets fell, many people moved money into global stock funds. They believed tech companies would keep earning well in the near future. Because of this, new money poured into these funds, reaching about $10. 4 billion in the week ending July 1. That was a quarter more than the previous week