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dream organization

Fun Indoor Adventures for Kids on a Rainy Day

July 21, 2026

When the sky turns gray over North Jersey, it’s easy to think the day is ruined. Instead of giving up on plans, families can turn the rain into an excuse to explore indoor gems that promise excitement for all ages. First up is the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, a sprawling hub of experime

finance

Student Loan Troubles: A Fresh Take on Rising Defaults

July 21, 2026

A woman who started as a teacher dreamed of a better future by going back to school, but her plans fell apart when a storm hit and job offers vanished. She borrowed more money for college, hoping to land a high‑paying job in chemical processing. Instead she faced hurricanes, a broken car and a sudde

politics

Crypto Cash Boosts Alabama Senatorial Hopeful

July 21, 2026

Barry Moore, the Republican candidate for Alabama’s open U. S. Senate seat, has received more campaign contributions from a major cryptocurrency‑backed super PAC than any other congressional contender. Since 2025, federal filings show he has collected over $12 million from a PAC linked to big crypto

art

Riverwalk Art Tour: Free Outdoor Exhibits

July 21, 2026

Detroit’s museum and the Riverfront Conservancy have teamed up to bring gallery pieces into public spaces. The move is part of a long‑running project that started in 2010, called Inside Out. That program’s goal is to bring top‑tier artworks from the museum into neighborhoods and parks around Michiga

entertainment

Hartford’s First Black Pride Festival Celebrates Culture and Community

July 21, 2026

A new celebration is arriving in Hartford’s downtown streets, marking the city’s first annual Black Pride Festival. The event will run from July 24 to 26 and promises a mix of art, music, fashion, and community gatherings that honor Black queer identities. The festival kicks off Friday afternoon

politics

Science Group Shifts Gears, Picks New Senate Candidate

July 21, 2026

A science‑focused political group has chosen a new candidate for the U. S. Senate in Michigan. The organization, known for backing educated doctors and nurses who run for office, is now supporting Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed, a progressive who wants to bring science into policy. The group was started in 201

sports

Skeptics Question the League’s Move Over a One‑Game Ban

July 21, 2026

The WNBA recently banned Toronto Tempo coach Sandy Brondello for one game after she used a phrase that many saw as offensive. Brondello apologized publicly, saying she hurt “Black women in our league, ” but the punishment sparked debate among fans and commentators. A senior sports reporter, who p

health

Medical Students in Northwest Nigeria: How They View the Mpox Vaccine

July 21, 2026

The outbreak of Mpox has led the World Health Organization to call it a global emergency. In Nigeria, new cases have raised concerns for future health workers. Researchers wanted to know how medical students feel about the Mpox shot, whether they understand it, and if they would pay for it. A surve

entertainment

“Inside Tulsa PAC: Cast Talk About Their Roles”

July 20, 2026

The Tulsa Performance Arts Center recently opened a new show that has been stirring interest in the local community. The cast members took time to share what drew them to their characters and how they prepared for the production. One actor mentioned that practicing daily routines helped him feel mor

health

A Fresh Look at Remembering Those Lost to Suicide

July 20, 2026

The Archdiocese of Chicago has unveiled a new memorial that honors people who died by suicide and the families still grieving. The gesture shows how much our view of mental illness has shifted, from shame to compassion. For a long time, many families felt judged after a loved one’s death. In the