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Red Sox Trade Talk: Why They Can Move Boldly

July 26, 2026

The Red Sox are heading into a busy ten‑day stretch as the trade deadline looms. Their recent surge in the wild‑card race has sparked chatter about swapping prospects for immediate help, a familiar pattern in baseball’s final stretch. Fans will likely shout at any mention of players like Franklin Ar

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Graffiti Gets a Big‑Time Home in Suburban Station

July 9, 2026

When you walk into Suburban Station from the 16th Street side, the first thing you see is a wide hallway with no walls to decorate. Then you turn right and a huge “train” painted on the wall grabs your attention. Inside that paint‑filled train, every inch is covered with bright graffiti, murals and

sports

Virginia Football’s 2027 Class: A Mixed‑Bag Forecast

July 9, 2026

Virginia’s newest recruiting class is not the headline storm some expect. The 15‑player group, assembled by coach Tony Elliott, sits near the bottom of national rankings and even trails most Atlantic Coast Conference rivals. This is not a sign that the program has lost its edge, but rather an illust

sports

Andy Reid’s Busy Day: From Weddings to Choirs

July 6, 2026

Andy Reid and his wife Tammy spent a hectic weekend that felt like a rollercoaster. They began with a long trip to Disneyland, then flew to New York for Taylor Swift’s wedding, and rushed back home before heading to Salt Lake City. There, they joined the Tabernacle Choir for a special broadcast cele

opinion

The Real Meaning of “Pursuit of Happiness”

July 4, 2026

Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is a line that many people think means living in luxury or chasing money. The truth is deeper. When the Founding Fathers wrote this phrase, they had a different idea in mind. The original document was drafted by Thomas Jefferson and reviewed by Benjamin Fr

opinion

Choosing Faith in the Armed Forces

July 3, 2026

The United States celebrates its 250th birthday, a milestone that reminds many of the founding fathers who valued religion as part of their new nation’s identity. Yet, one of the most important ideas from that era was to keep government and religion separate, a principle firmly protected by the Firs

crime

Moped Crash Sparks Investigation in Seton Hill

July 3, 2026

In the evening of Thursday, a moped lay broken on West Franklin Street’s sidewalk in Baltimore’s Seton Hill area. The vehicle was scattered, with parts of its frame and wheels strewn across the curb. Nearby, bright orange spray paint marked a search perimeter, hinting that police had already deplo

finance

Boston’s New Money Museum: A Free Dive into Finance History

July 2, 2026

The Museum of American Finance has opened its doors in Boston’s Seaport district, inviting visitors to explore the story of money from a fresh angle. The building at 200 Seaport Blvd. , formerly home to Fidelity Investments, now hosts a collection that tells how dollars and cents shaped the nation. ...

lifestyle

Chicago Days: From Flights to Glass

July 2, 2026

Chicago has a long history of surprises. In 1937, Amelia Earhart vanished over the Pacific while trying to fly around the world for a second time. She had already flown 22, 000 miles and needed only 7, 000 more before she could finish her journey. The loss of both Earhart and her navigator, Captain

crime

Hate‑Crime Charge Over “Good Shot ICE” Poster

July 2, 2026

A 38‑year‑old resident of Libertyville, Illinois, faces a felony hate‑crime charge and a misdemeanor for disorderly conduct after authorities say he posted a sign reading “Good Shot ICE” with a bullseye target. The sign was intended to intimidate the local Latino community, according to State’s Atto