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Cactus Taquería’s Final Bite in Hollywood

July 17, 2026

The story of a small taco shop that lived for 34 years ends in the heart of Hollywood. The family who opened it, Mario and Martha, started selling simple tacos on Vine Street in 1992 while raising their kids nearby. The shop grew into a neighborhood staple, serving late‑night burritos and earn

entertainment

A Day of Sound at the Bay Radio Museum

July 17, 2026

The Bay Area’s own radio museum is opening its doors for a special weekend that turns history into a live, interactive show. From eight in the morning until four in the afternoon on Saturday, visitors can walk through aisles filled with vintage radios and listening devices that once carried the nati

lifestyle

Easy Family Getaway with an 84‑Degree Indoor Water Park

July 17, 2026

Families often think the hardest part of a vacation is deciding where to go, not figuring out what happens once they arrive. A resort that solves this problem is a strong choice for parents who want to relax as much as their kids do. The key idea behind the resort is that everything a family need

business

Madison Square Garden vs Wired: A Clash Over False Claims

July 17, 2026

A new lawsuit in Manhattan shows Madison Square Garden (MSG) taking legal action against Wired magazine. The venue says Wired published a piece that wrongly accused it of secretly tracking gay celebrity fans using stolen data. MSG argues the article was built on hacked information and painted a fals

crime

Money‑Minded Project Turns Into Fraud Scandal

July 17, 2026

A man from West Bloomfield, Michigan, is now facing federal wire‑fraud charges after allegedly running a long‑term scheme that promised investors a new sports and entertainment hub in Romulus. The venture, called Motown Sports Village, was marketed as a multi‑billion‑dollar opportunity near Detroit’

lifestyle

Backyard Beats and Bright Lights for a Summer Bash

July 17, 2026

Summer calls for moving the party outside. First, pick comfy chairs and a grill that can feed everyone. Next, think about sound and light—both must survive rain and sun. A few budget‑friendly gadgets can turn a plain patio into a lively venue. A lightweight Bluetooth speaker that keeps its sound wh

health

Doctors and Nurses Leaving Lebanon: What Drives Them Away

July 17, 2026

Lebanon’s health workers are on the move. The country’s shaky economy and political turmoil push doctors, nurses and even students to look beyond its borders. A recent study looked at why these professionals are considering leaving. It gathered data from many medical students, doctors and nurse

politics

Why New York’s Closed Primaries Leave Most Voters Behind

July 17, 2026

The real battle for New Yorkers’ streets, schools and taxes happens in June, not November. In that month the state’s closed primaries decide who will represent the city in every important office, yet most voters are excluded from that decision. This creates a democracy that works only for a small gr

politics

A Shift in a Senate Career

July 17, 2026

In the early days of his career, Senator Graham was seen as a hawk who championed strong foreign policy and a robust national defense. He once described himself as a “little libertarian” in jest, hinting at his occasional caution about war. Those early years were marked by a shared belief in using

politics

Trump’s Support Shrinks to a Small Fraction

July 17, 2026

A recent poll from the Washington Post and Ipsos shows that only 15 % of Americans strongly approve of former President Donald Trump, a record low for the survey. This figure translates to less than one in six people, and it follows a trend seen in several other reputable polls. For example, the Qui