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How Tiny Molecules Might Speed Up Lung Cancer

July 3, 2026

Lung cancer stays the top killer among cancers worldwide, even with better treatments. Most patients still don’t live long after diagnosis. Scientists now think a small molecule called DAZAP2 might be part of the problem. This molecule works under the control of another tiny player, miR-125b. Togeth

environment

Trade talks between US and Mexico: Time to clean up the Tijuana River mess

July 3, 2026

For years, the Tijuana River has carried raw sewage and industrial waste straight into US waters, turning beaches from Imperial Beach to Coronado into no-go zones. Meanwhile, trade between the US and Mexico has boomed under deals like NAFTA and USMCA. But here’s the problem: the same trade that fill

environment

Tracking Chernobyl's fading footprint in Turkish forests

July 3, 2026

Three decades after the Chernobyl disaster, researchers took another look at how radioactive cesium lingers in mosses and lichens across Ordu province in Türkiye. They revisited 50 spots that scientists first checked in 1997 and again in 2007. This time, in 2025, they found measurable cesium-137 in

business

World Cup Waves Bring Extra Cash to North Bay Hangouts

July 3, 2026

North Bay bars and restaurants are cashing in on soccer fever as World Cup games fill tables and boost sales. Some spots see sales jump by a quarter when big matches air, but business swings depending on which teams play. Mexico and the USA draws the biggest crowds, with fans ordering nachos and Baj

finance

Trump’s crypto bet paid off while others lost big

July 3, 2026

In 2025, Donald Trump’s family made millions from digital coins while most people who bought them lost cash. The Trump-linked token, $TRUMP, shot up to a massive $15 billion market cap shortly after launch but dropped hard to just $400 million—a 97% crash. Yet none of that mattered to Trump because

sports

Spain shows glimpses of its old magic in World Cup win

July 3, 2026

Spain finally broke their knockout curse at the World Cup after years of disappointment. The team struggled in their first three matches, looking sharp at times but never fully clicking. A 3-0 win over Austria changed that, proving they can still deliver when it matters most. Young star Lamine Yama

health

Caring for the final stages: What good nursing looks like at life’s end

July 3, 2026

When someone’s health is failing and no treatment can reverse the decline, the focus shifts from curing to caring. Dying isn’t just a medical event—it’s a deeply human experience that deserves thoughtful support. Nursing teams working in palliative care don’t aim to prolong life at any cost, but ins

sports

How the U. S. Soccer Team Stays United After Big Wins

July 3, 2026

The U. S. soccer team moved forward in the 2026 World Cup after beating Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0 in a tough match. The game stayed tight for most of the 90 minutes, and even after extra time, they had to play short-handed. One player got a red card early, leaving the team with 10 men for nearly 35

environment

Wildfires rage across Colorado as holiday weekend raises fire risks

July 3, 2026

Colorado is facing a tough battle with wildfires this week, with five major blazes burning nearly 200 square miles of land. The Aspen Acres fire alone has destroyed over 200 homes in Custer and Pueblo counties, turning streets into scenes that look more like a disaster movie than a rural landscape—i

science

Finding hidden treasures in lotus peels

July 3, 2026

Every year, food factories throw away tons of lotus seed peels. These peels actually contain powerful natural compounds that could be useful. Scientists have now found a smarter way to pull out these hidden gems. Instead of using old-school methods that take too long and waste energy, researchers t