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Supreme Court Decision Sparks Debate Over Voting Rights

July 14, 2026

A Supreme Court ruling on April 29 has sparked intense discussion about the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Some people say the Court weakened the law, while others argue it was a misunderstanding of the case. The decision focused on a 1982 amendment, not the original act itself. The ruling used a compl

politics

New Path for South Carolina’s Senate Seat

July 14, 2026

The story of Darline Graham Nordone shows how family ties can shape politics. After losing her mother to cancer in 1976, the siblings lost their father a year later, leaving 13‑year‑old Lindsey without parents. Graham, who was then in law school, stepped in as Lindsey’s guardian and focused on her s

sports

'From Santo Domingo to the Majors: The Journey of Junior Caminero'

July 14, 2026

'Junior Caminero grew up in the lively streets of Santo Domingo, where baseball is more than a game—it’s a way of life. From an early age he chased the ball in local parks and watched legends like Pedro Martínez and David Ortiz play, dreaming of a similar path. He skipped traditional schooling aft

sports

A Fresh Look at a Baseball Star’s Roots

July 14, 2026

Jordan Walker stands out in Major League Baseball not just for his hitting but also for the story behind him. He was born in Atlanta, Georgia on May 22, 2002, and grew up nearby in Stone Mountain. From a young age he loved baseball, beginning when he was three years old. His family is known

sports

A Fresh Look at Ben Rice: From Massachusetts to the Majors

July 14, 2026

Ben Rice grew up in Cohasset, a town that loves Red Sox games, yet his heart beat for the Yankees. He idolized Derek Jeter as a child and imagined himself in pinstripes long before the Yankees picked him in the 12th round of the 2021 draft. Born on February 22, 1999, he spent his youth playing baseb

technology

Noise‑Busting Tech: How Two Types Work Together

July 14, 2026

Passive noise blocking is the old‑school trick of keeping sound out with physical barriers. When headphones sit over your ears or earbuds plug into the canal, they create a seal that stops many external noises from reaching you. Most headsets do this automatically; only special open‑back models let

politics

Simplifying Childcare Rules Raises Big Questions

July 14, 2026

The state has announced new rules that could change how childcare centers operate. The changes say that schools do not have to teach reading, writing, art, music or science. They also lower the education requirements for workers and directors. Some people are upset. Directors say that teaching ki

education

The Humanities Make a Comeback in the Tech World

July 14, 2026

The idea that only science and math matter in today’s jobs is old news. A new twist on the usual STEM mix now shows how people who study literature, history or art can be just as valuable. The term STHEAM – Science, Technology, Humanities, Engineering and Math – highlights this shift. In a universi

art

The Art of Choosing Your Own Path

July 14, 2026

A woman from Atlanta made a bold move to Baton Rouge, swapping a steady banking job for a life in painting. She says her faith guided the leap, even though it felt scary at first. After leaving a well‑paid career, she settled in north Baton Rouge with her photographer husband. Their house now dou

health

Food, Fat, and the Modern Health Puzzle

July 14, 2026

The way we eat, move, and sleep has changed a lot in the last century. People used to cook with animal fats like butter and lard, but factories started selling cheap seed oils that are high in omega‑6. This shift made our diets much richer in one type of fat and poorer in the balanced mix that ou