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Nurses Needed: University Tour Tackles Georgia Shortage

June 24, 2026

Augusta University’s leader, Russell Keen, is on a road trip through northern Georgia. His goal is to talk with former students, supporters and future applicants about the school’s plans. The trip starts in Athens and will stop in cities like Dalton and the Classic City. Keen says Georgia f

crime

A Long‑Haul Search: Oregon’s 16‑Year Hunt for a Missing Kid

June 24, 2026

In the cool summer of 2010, a seventh‑grade student at Skyline Elementary proudly displayed his science fair project on red‑eyed tree frogs. The boy’s bright smile and the colorful poster would later become a symbol for a missing child case that shook an entire state. Sixteen years on, investigators

politics

Climate Myths Debunked: What the IPCC Really Says

June 24, 2026

Cal Thomas has once again launched a criticism of scientists, media and politicians. He claims that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has abandoned its most dramatic forecast, calling it “implausible. ” Thomas interprets this as evidence that the climate crisis is overblown. The IPCC

politics

Trump’s Mirror: A Pool That Shows the Same Pattern

June 24, 2026

The big reflecting pool in front of the Lincoln Memorial is a good picture for how Trump ran his time as president. The water changes color from green to blue and back again, just like the problems that came up in his first and second terms. At the start of each crisis, Trump promised a quick

sports

Mexican Fans Turn LA Stadium Into a Third Team

June 24, 2026

Los Angeles hosts many World Cup games, but the city’s biggest crowd is not always for the home team. Mexican supporters flood the stadium in green shirts, waving flags and cheering even when Mexico isn’t playing. They create a lively atmosphere that feels like a third team on the field. At a recen

business

MGA’s Brands Get a Digital Boost with New YouTube Partnership

June 24, 2026

MGA Entertainment isn’t just counting on toy shelves to stay relevant—it’s betting big on YouTube. The company recently extended its digital partnership with Little Dot Studios, a team specializing in growing brands online. This isn’t brand-new ground for them; they’ve worked together since 2021 to

crypto

AUSD stablecoin company gets a new operations leader with crypto scaling experience

June 24, 2026

A major player in dollar-pegged digital money just brought in a seasoned executive to handle its growing needs. Tanya Denisova, who spent years running day-to-day operations for a well-known crypto trading app, has moved to Agora, a company that creates AUSD—a stablecoin that stays equal to real dol

environment

Space Travel Could Change Tourism—and Help the Planet?

June 24, 2026

Traveling to space might sound like a luxury for the super-rich, but some experts argue it could eventually help Earth’s environment. Right now, global tourism adds over 5 billion tons of carbon emissions yearly—almost 9% of all human-caused greenhouse gases. Most of that comes from flights, with cr

politics

California's Plastic Law Faces Backlash from Other States

June 24, 2026

Seventeen U. S. states have taken legal action against California, challenging a recent law aimed at cutting down single-use plastic in packaging. The states argue that California is overstepping by trying to enforce rules that could affect the entire country. The law, which came into effect on May

business

Tanger’s Big Move: Shopping Centers Are Changing, and Here’s Why It Matters

June 24, 2026

Tanger, a big name in outlet malls, is making a surprising shift. Instead of just selling discounted goods, the company is buying up full-price shopping centers and inviting high-end brands into its stores. This isn’t just a small tweak—it’s a full business makeover. Why? Because open-air shopping c