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Celeb Showdowns: When Stars Call Out Each Other on Social Media

June 26, 2026

The internet is a stage where famous people often clash. A few years ago, one singer criticized a magazine list that had once honored legendary musicians. She accused the publication of losing credibility when it started covering reality‑TV stars instead of serious artists. A reality star later r

celebrities

Hollywood Fans Light Up World Cup Showdown

June 26, 2026

The last game of Group D in the 2026 World Cup saw Turkey beat the United States 3‑2. The match at SoFi Stadium was more than a soccer contest; it felt like a celebrity gathering. Fans in the stands cheered for the American team’s advance to the knockout rounds, but many eyes were on the VIP g

health

A Gentle Verse About Healing Kids

June 26, 2026

The poem speaks softly about how science helps children feel better. It shows that studying medicine for kids is more than data; it’s about kindness and hope. When researchers ask questions, they look beyond tests and charts to the little smiles that matter most. The poem reminds us that ea

health

Gratitude for the Unsung Heroes of Pharmacy

June 26, 2026

The world of infectious disease treatment is a team effort. Doctors, nurses, and lab techs all play key roles, but the pharmacists who fine‑tune drug regimens are often overlooked. Their careful calculations and daily advice keep patients safe, yet their work rarely gets a shout‑out. When peopl

education

Giving Credit to Indigenous Wisdom

June 26, 2026

Researchers often work with people who hold deep knowledge about the land and its history. These collaborations show that Indigenous insights are powerful, yet universities usually have no clear way to thank or cite them. Because each community has its own ways of sharing and protecting knowledge, a

science

Space Shuttle Endeavour Finally Stages Its Grand Entrance in Los Angeles

June 26, 2026

The California Science Center had a bold plan nearly thirty years ago: bring a real space shuttle to the City of Angels. The idea was part of a three‑step strategy, and it came true when Endeavour was revealed in its launch form at the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center. The event drew a crowd of re

technology

Green 3‑D Stars Shine at Dallas Soccer Bash

June 26, 2026

Visitors stepping into the south gate of the FIFA Fan Festival in Dallas were greeted by bright lime‑green statues that seemed to pop straight out of a sci‑fi set. The figures belong to the “If Then She Can – Game Changers” display, which celebrates 26 women who have pushed the boundaries of STEM i

politics

Cutting Funding for Medical Science: What Comes Next?

June 26, 2026

The new rule could lock in the Trump era’s habit of slashing money for health studies. It would let Republican officials stop grants from many federal agencies, a move that worries scientists in Maryland and beyond. The change is more than paperwork; it could freeze innovation for years. Congr

science

Simple UV Test Beats Big Machine Learning for Drug Checks

June 26, 2026

Scientists have found a way to test five different drug‑related chemicals at the same time using only a cheap UV light and smart math tricks. Instead of washing away each substance, the new method lets them sit together in a pill or blood sample and still be measured accurately. The trick star

opinion

Making It Easier to Become a Mental Health Helper

June 26, 2026

California has long faced a shortage of people who can help with mental health. Many families wait months to get care, and clinics are often empty of staff. Instead of asking why there aren’t enough helpers, we should look at how hard it is to become one. Social workers who can treat patients