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Missouri’s August Ballot: What Voters Need to Know About the Upcoming Amendments

June 29, 2026

Missouri voters will soon decide on three changes to the state constitution this August. One of them is clearly worth supporting, while the other two raise serious concerns. The first proposal would continue a small sales tax that helps fund state parks and conservation efforts. Since Missourians ha

education

Texas teens will soon learn money skills in school. Will it make a difference?

June 29, 2026

Starting this fall, Texas high school freshmen must take a personal finance class to graduate—a first for the state. The move follows years of debate over whether schools should teach money management, a skill many adults still struggle with. Research shows American adults often misunderstand basic

lifestyle

Stuffed animals aren't just for kids—here’s why adults keep them around

June 29, 2026

Growing up surrounded by stuffed animals often leaves marks that last well beyond childhood. One person remembers a white seal named Mr. Sealy, who started as a nighttime pillow buddy and ended up a faded gray companion after years of use. The wear and tear on him didn’t just show his age—it proved

politics

Why Many Queer Alaskans Feel Done With Voting — And One Candidate Who Might Change Their Minds

June 29, 2026

Across Alaska, over 65 LGBTQIA2S+ people—artists, shop owners, teachers, and others—are stepping into the spotlight. They aren’t just fighting for visibility; they’re asking hard questions about how queer and trans lives fit into the state’s future. Pride Month usually feels like a time of celebrati

sports

What Makes a Caddie Stick Around for Seven Years?

June 29, 2026

Viktor Hovland wasn’t the first player Shay Knight carried a bag for—and he won’t be the last. Since Hovland turned pro in 2019, he’s claimed seven PGA Tour wins, most with Knight walking beside him. Most golfers change caddies frequently, but Knight stayed through highs and lows. That long run toge

health

How losing teeth might be linked to longer and lower-quality sleep

June 29, 2026

Researchers looked at adults in Chile to see if missing teeth could affect how well and how long they sleep. Most studies focus on how tooth loss connects to diseases like diabetes or heart problems, but sleep hasn’t gotten as much attention. The team wanted to fill that gap by checking if fewer tee

sports

Adele's England jersey choice sparks World Cup buzz

June 29, 2026

Adele, the famous British singer, showed up at a Bad Bunny concert in London wearing an England jersey instead of her usual Tottenham Hotspur shirt. This tiny detail got people talking about England's World Cup chances. The World Cup is happening in North America this year, but England's success has

sports

Big names and big game in LA for World Cup drama

June 29, 2026

The World Cup isn’t just about the players on the field. The stands at Los Angeles Stadium were packed with stars cheering on their teams during the Canada-South Africa match. Jessica Alba, known for her roles in major films, showed up with her boyfriend, actor Danny Ramirez. Cristo Fernández, famou

finance

How Marvell’s Big Moves in AI Chips Could Shape Its Future

June 29, 2026

Marvell Technology isn’t just another company riding the AI wave—it’s betting on two major trends at once. First, it’s making custom chips for big players like Amazon, Meta, and Google, which could become a steady income source as these companies expand. Second, it’s pushing into faster optical conn

politics

Is Detroit throwing away money on gunshot sensors?

June 29, 2026

Detroit spends over two million dollars on a system called ShotSpotter to detect gunfire. The police chief says it works well, but the numbers don’t add up. Other cities like New York and Chicago tested this tech and found most alerts were wrong. Sometimes it missed real gunshots or confused firewor