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New Gel Boosts Skin Lightening by Delivering Tectoridin Better

July 5, 2026

The skin condition called melasma shows dark patches that can be hard to treat. A natural compound named tectoridin might help, but it dissolves poorly in water, which limits how well it works when applied to the skin. Researchers tackled this problem by creating tiny vesicles called ethosomes that

education

Kids Design Bottles, Golfers Play for Forests

July 5, 2026

St. Charles students are invited to draw or create a digital design for reusable water bottles that will be handed out at the local Scarecrow Weekend festival. The community group plans to give away 1, 600 bottles, each featuring the winning artwork, between October 9 and 11. Students can download a

entertainment

Big Sparks and Big Fun: NYC’s 2026 Fourth of July Fireworks

July 5, 2026

The United States is celebrating its 250th birthday, and New York City has planned a dazzling fireworks display to mark the occasion. On July 4th, 2026, more than 85, 000 fireworks will light up the skies above both the Hudson and East Rivers. A laser show from the Brooklyn Bridge will add extra spa

sports

A new boxing promoter steps into the New Mexico ring

July 5, 2026

Two fighters are testing a fresh idea in boxing promotion this August. Donald Sanchez, a long-time competitor who has stepped into the ring over 60 times, is now organizing his own event for Albuquerque on August 8. His new company isn’t the only one bringing boxing to New Mexico in 2025, but Sanche

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Barcola’s next move: Why Arsenal might just be the better choice

July 5, 2026

Bradley Barcola isn’t getting enough playtime at Paris Saint-Germain. That much is clear. With competition fierce up front, he’s often left on the bench—something he’s unlikely to accept for another season. So, when clubs from England come knocking, it’s no surprise he’s listening. Both Liverpool an

education

Michaela’s Story: When Schools Fail to Keep Up with Medical Needs

July 5, 2026

Michaela, a six-year-old with multiple disabilities, hasn’t set foot in a classroom in years. Her conditions—including a feeding tube, nonverbal status, and a weakened immune system—make traditional schooling impossible. Yet, Rhode Island law guarantees homebound education for medically fragile stud

technology

How AI is leveling the playing field for small business owners

July 5, 2026

The rise of AI isn't just about big tech giants or futuristic robots—it’s quietly changing the game for everyday entrepreneurs like Michelle Turner. A foster parent with no business background, Turner used AI to fast-track her mental health service for foster kids. From teaching herself startup basi

weather

Summer storms spoil holidays and reveal risks of outdoor fun

July 5, 2026

Wisconsin’s Lake Geneva turned deadly during a July storm when a family boat capsized, killing three children despite everyone wearing life jackets. The accident highlights how quickly holiday celebrations can turn fatal when extreme weather strikes. Meanwhile, violent storms across the Midwest and

weather

Heat and storms put a damper on big DC celebrations

July 5, 2026

Washington DC hit triple digits Friday and Saturday as crowds gathered to mark the nation’s 250th birthday bash. But Mother Nature had other plans. A heat dome parked itself over the Mid-Atlantic, making outdoor events feel like a steam room. By Saturday afternoon, officials had already pushed back

sports

Teams on the Rise: Two Clubs Showing Late-Season Life

July 5, 2026

The All-Star break often serves as a turning point, separating pretenders from contenders. Two clubs that spent most of the first half buried in the standings are now flashing signs that could turn their seasons around. Boston has spent much of 2026 in the cellar of the AL East, yet they just pulle