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Orange County Food Spots Forced to Close Over Pest Problems

July 4, 2026

Health inspectors in Orange County ordered several restaurants to shut down between June 25 and July 2 because of rodent or cockroach infestations and other hygiene issues. The closures were announced each week, with some venues reopening the same day or within a few days once they passed inspection

lifestyle

Backyard dreams: How Bay Area homes turn small spaces into big escapes

July 4, 2026

Bay Area backyards mean more than just grass and fences. For many locals, these outdoor spots are like extra living rooms—somewhere to unwind, play, or even grow food. Kids treat them like adventure zones while adults use them for quiet mornings with coffee or weekend barbecues. Even renters with ti

celebrities

Taylor Swift's New York Love Story Hits a Few Bumps

July 4, 2026

Taylor Swift has always sung about her love for New York City. She even wrote a song called "Welcome to New York" when she moved to the city over a decade ago. Yet, her relationship with the city and its residents hasn't been a smooth one. While Swift sees the city as her dream wedding destination,

health

Stepping out can step up your mood

July 4, 2026

Fresh air does more than fill your lungs - it can reset your brain too. Research shows even a quick breath outdoors can lower stress hormones, slow racing thoughts, and help you think clearer. That\’s because nature doesn\’t just smell nice; it gives your nervous system a much-needed break from cons

science

How Walnut Protein Could Change Your Morning Coffee

July 3, 2026

Coffee lovers might soon notice a difference in their morning brew thanks to a surprising ingredient: walnut protein. Scientists tested five ways to tweak walnut protein, using methods like high pressure, sound waves, and enzymes. These changes made the protein smaller, more soluble, and better at h

entertainment

Detroit teens get a real-world start in music and movies

July 3, 2026

Four Detroit teens are spending their summer not just watching concerts but helping run them. Through a new partnership between a music nonprofit and a city youth club, these interns are joining Usher’s 2026 tour crew. Instead of fetching coffee, they’re shaping stage visuals, managing camera feeds,

business

Robot‑Run Cafes and Shops: South Korea’s New Trend to Cut Costs

July 2, 2026

South Korean entrepreneurs are opening more than 9, 000 coffee shops, ramen stalls and flower stores that operate without any staff. These places rely on robots or self‑service kiosks to serve customers, aiming to reduce the high cost of hiring people. The trend is driven by a shrinking workforce

crime

City cops show off tech and teamwork to keep neighborhoods safe

July 2, 2026

Columbia’s police force opened its doors Tuesday to show exactly how they track crime and connect with locals. Instead of just flashing badges, they laid out maps, cameras, and a room full of screens that watch the whole city. About two hundred camera spots and six hundred video feeds—body cams, str

environment

Insects, Climate and the Future of Our Lakes

July 1, 2026

At a yearly gathering in Valparaiso, scientists shared how shifting weather and shrinking habitats are hurting the tiny creatures that keep lakes alive. One speaker pointed out that fewer bugs on your car now than before is not just a personal memory but a sign of real loss. Research shows many inse

environment

A New Spot to Visit Along the Charles River

July 1, 2026

For years, a quiet stretch near Boston’s Museum of Science has stayed off-limits to the public. That changes this fall when a fresh gathering place opens along the Charles River. A previously unused plot, once home to a public pool, now hosts a brand-new $24 million structure built to serve Boston a