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ICE Officer’s Past Raises Questions About Hiring Rules

July 18, 2026

Congressional Democrats are calling for a deeper look into how the Department of Homeland Security hires and trains immigration agents. The focus comes after it was revealed that an ICE officer who fatally shot a Colombian man in Maine had long‑standing mental health problems and a history of violen

opinion

When a Kitchen Worker Is Shot, Everyone Feels the Loss

July 18, 2026

The morning I walked my old golden retriever through a familiar corner of town, an ICE agent shot and killed a man named Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero. I had never met him, but the intersection where it happened was part of my daily route for years. The next day, I celebrated a birthday with a frie

entertainment

Backyard Baseball Returns: A Fresh Spin on a Classic

July 11, 2026

The new Backyard Baseball game arrives after almost twenty years, reviving the beloved series with a modern twist. A former Chicago teacher turned entrepreneur secured the rights and reintroduced six classic titles, earning over a million YouTube views with an animated special before launching the l

sports

Johan Manzambi: A Swiss Kid with African Roots and Faith

July 8, 2026

Johan grew up in Geneva’s lively La Servette area, where his Swiss life mixed with the music and stories from his parents’ homes in Congo and Angola. \ When he was four, he joined Servette FC’s youth team and quickly showed a knack for controlling the midfield. His dad, seeing this talent, pushed

health

Shorter TB‑Treatments Win Over Doctors and Nurses

July 4, 2026

In South Africa, the fight against tuberculosis relies on three main tools, one of which is preventive therapy. Yet many people never start or finish the course. A recent study in Johannesburg and Limpopo looked at why health workers choose one medication mix over another. Researchers talked to 28

health

Celebrating Psychiatry: A New Global Day

July 3, 2026

Psychiatry, the field that blends biology, mind and society to tackle mental illness, still struggles for its place in the medical world. Even though research and treatments have grown a lot, people rarely hear about psychiatry as its own specialty. Most campaigns talk about mental health in b

politics

Supreme Court Decision on Roundup: A Mixed Verdict

July 2, 2026

The court’s ruling in favor of the herbicide company was correct on some points. The judge agreed that a man named Damon Landor could not sue because the law was clear he had no rights to claim. This shows that when rules are firm, courts can block people from taking legal action. However, the same

crime

Mexico's Drug Trade Heats Up Before Big Event

July 1, 2026

A couple of weeks before Mexico hosted a major international sports competition, authorities made two huge cocaine busts on the same day. One happened in Guerrero, a coastal state known for drug trafficking. The other took place in Tlaxcala, a small state near Mexico City that rarely sees such big d

entertainment

A Crime Movie That Focuses on Smart Talk Over Big Bangs

June 26, 2026

November is usually packed with loud, flashy movies designed to keep audiences entertained during the holidays. But one film is trying to stand out by doing the opposite—it relies on sharp dialogue instead of explosions. Scarlett Johansson plays a lead character who solves problems with clever words

sports

Swiss Surprise: Winning the Group but Leaving Fans Guessing

June 25, 2026

The Swiss team finished first in their World Cup group, beating the host nation Canada on the final day to secure a spot in the next round. They did not just survive; they claimed the top position, leaving three other teams out of the tournament. Before the event started, many experts placed Switze