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Night‑Time Tales at 52 Sumner

June 23, 2026

At the heart of Springfield, 52 Sumner has become a hub for daring events. The venue’s co‑founder, who always seeks the unusual, welcomed a new offering from the team that previously staged Poe‑inspired nights. The fresh concept flips classic horror into real‑life crime: a series called “Serial Kill

crime

A Former Hitman Is Back in Trouble

June 23, 2026

John Alite, who once worked for a mafia family and later became a local councilman, has been taken into custody in New Jersey. The 63‑year‑old was arrested on Friday and released after a court appearance, but he must appear again for a detention hearing next week. Alite’s lawyer said the case wou

politics

Britain’s New Path: What Brexit Really Means

June 23, 2026

Britain voted to leave the European Union on June 23, 2016, and the decision sent shockwaves across the nation. The pound fell sharply, stock markets dipped, and Prime Minister David Cameron stepped down after his own campaign had pushed for a stay. Successive leaders—Theresa May, Boris Johnson, and

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Housing Law Wins in a Trump‑Led Congress

June 23, 2026

The U. S. Senate is about to pass a big new housing bill that could make homes cheaper and easier to build. Senators voted 87‑8 last week, and the bill will next go to the House before reaching the President’s desk. The measure is a welcome win for Republicans, who have worried that voters think

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Britain’s Broken Deal: How Leaving the EU Changed Politics Forever

June 23, 2026

The United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union a decade ago, and since that decision its political landscape has become increasingly chaotic. The country has seen seven prime ministers in the past ten years, starting with David Cameron who called the referendum but campaigned for a stay in

sports

Why Most Kids Drop Sports—and How Some Programs Are Fixing It

June 23, 2026

Around age 13, most kids hang up their cleats for good. Nearly seven in ten stop playing organized sports by then, and research shows two big systems are failing them: schools and youth leagues. Schools have slashed gym class over the last twenty years—cutting recess and PE time to focus on test sco

crime

From City Hall to the Courtroom: A Former Hitman’s Alleged Return to Crime

June 23, 2026

A man who once swapped a life of crime for a political role in New Jersey now faces serious charges that suggest he’s back to his old ways. John Alite, a 63-year-old former councilman in Englishtown, was arrested last week on accusations of running an illegal loansharking operation. Authorities say

sports

A Game of Changing Goals

June 22, 2026

The world’s biggest football event might shift how we feel about the sport, but its past still holds lessons. When I was a child, soccer seemed less vital than other life matters. Yet I saw players earn wages that matched factory workers, not the millions they can command today. Stadiums were

finance

IonQ Insider Moves: Mostly Routine Stock Deals

June 22, 2026

The quantum‑tech firm IonQ saw several insider filings this week. A Form 4 from CFO Inder Singh shows he sold 2, 617 shares at about $59. 75 each. The sale was to cover tax on restricted stock units, and he still owns 414, 886 shares. Three directors – William Scannell, William Teuber Jr. ,

celebrities

From Unknown to Icon: How Fame Changes Faces

June 22, 2026

Back in the day, many stars were just regular faces in the crowd. Take Emma Stone, for example. In 2006, she looked like any other teenager trying to figure out life. Fast forward to 2026, and her polished look screams Hollywood. But is that really surprising? Some changes are more drastic than oth