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Helping Artists Keep It Real

June 28, 2026

A new charity was created by the estate of late musician Oliver Tree. The foundation’s web page offers grants to help people make art that lasts for decades. Its name—“Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Art Grant for Baby Geniuses”—shows the founder’s playful style. The mission statement says

art

Two Critics, One Life: Art, Love and the New York Scene

June 28, 2026

Roberta Smith and Jerry Saltz are two of the most respected voices in art criticism, yet their lives seem to belong to a different world than most people imagine. They are married, and both spend almost every moment thinking about art, writing about it, and attending shows. Their days are filled wit

technology

Digital Health 2. 0: How New Tech Is Changing Hospitals

June 28, 2026

The promise of digital tools in health care is clear: better service, higher quality, and faster results. Yet most studies focus on single patients or small clinics, leaving a gap in our knowledge about how these tools work across whole hospitals or even national health systems. A recent systematic

politics

Unpacking Trump’s Iran Deal: A New Take on the MOU

June 28, 2026

The recent U. S. memorandum of understanding with Iran is often discussed only in terms of what each side promises to do, but that focus misses a key point: the MOU is not a finished contract—it’s a roadmap for future talks. The only concrete part of the deal today is Iran’s agreement to keep the St

entertainment

New Shows, Music and Games You Can Watch or Play This Week

June 28, 2026

A fresh lineup of movies, music, and games is arriving on streaming services and gaming consoles from June 29 to July 5. First up, a thriller that turned out better than expected in theaters is now available on premium video‑on‑demand. The film, made for just $750, 000, has already earned more than

entertainment

Summer Sakura Bash Draws Denver Crowd

June 28, 2026

Denver’s Cherry Blossom Festival kicked off with a lively crowd on Saturday, June 27, as families and pets lined up along Lawrence Street. The heat hit 94 degrees, yet people found ways to stay refreshed with shaved ice, chilled soda and brief shade breaks. The festival is organized by the Tri‑St

sports

Traffic Chaos on I‑30: One Lane Left for Fans

June 28, 2026

A big crash near Green Oaks shut down most of eastbound I‑30, leaving only one lane open for cars. The incident caused a slow crawl for drivers heading toward the Arlington entertainment area, where tonight’s big soccer game between Jordan and Argentina is set to begin. Police say workers are on the

lifestyle

How the “Zipper Merge” Can Cut Congestion – And Why Drivers Get It Wrong

June 28, 2026

The idea that a simple rule can make highways run smoother has been around for years. In the United States, data from a traffic‑tracking company shows that people who drive in big cities spend almost 50 hours each year stuck behind other cars. That time is growing, and the biggest culprit, accordi

politics

Joseph Cao Eyes Victory in Tight Primary Race

June 28, 2026

Joseph Cao, who is currently filling a seat on the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE), was set to keep his position after a close win over Ellie Schroder in the Republican primary runoff held on Saturday. By 10:15 p. m. , most precincts had reported, and Cao led with about 52 percent

environment

The Spokane River’s Redband Trout: A Hidden Battle

June 28, 2026

Redband trout are the pride of Spokane, but their survival is in danger. These fish thrive only when water stays cool and clear. When the river warms, other species like smallmouth bass move in and eat them. The trout’s home is a high‑desert stream. Water from the Spokane Valley‑Rathdrum P