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New Tech Lets Soldiers Make Medicine On the Spot

June 26, 2026

The military just got a powerful new tool to keep troops healthy in remote areas. Instead of shipping medical supplies across long distances, a company called ARA has built a system that makes fresh medicines right where they're needed. Their method uses tiny biological parts to create proteins with

science

What happened in Venezuela’s quakes? The science behind the shaking

June 26, 2026

Venezuela woke up to a rare seismic event last week when two powerful tremors rattled the country within seconds of each other. The first jolt measured 7. 2 on the magnitude scale, followed closely by a stronger 7. 5 quake just 39 seconds later. Normally, aftershocks are weaker than the initial quak

health

Roundup under the microscope: what we know about the dangers of glyphosate

June 26, 2026

For decades, Roundup has been a farm staple and a homeowner’s quick fix for weeds. Its main ingredient, glyphosate, has been sprayed on hundreds of millions of acres since the 1970s. But science has raised red flags: the International Agency for Research on Cancer called glyphosate a probable carcin

education

Teachers without full training filling Oklahoma classrooms more often than before

June 26, 2026

Oklahoma schools are seeing a rise in teachers working without standard certification. This means classrooms sometimes have educators who haven’t completed all the usual training steps. The state allows emergency teaching permits to help fill gaps when qualified teachers are hard to find. This tren

education

Finding the Right Fit, Not the Best School

June 26, 2026

For years, the hunt for the "best" school has driven many families to uproot their lives, chasing rankings and prestige. But what if that question is missing the point? Schools aren’t one-size-fits-all, and no single institution can magically suit every child. Some kids need tight structure, while o

education

EdTech company grows revenue but faces rising costs

June 26, 2026

A US-based education company just reported a 17% revenue jump for the first half of 2026, beating the odds when many rivals are struggling. Unlike mainstream colleges closing due to financial stress, this firm expanded its pre-college programs abroad, helping students prepare for degrees in America

sports

A New Linebacker Joins Michigan’s Growing 2027 Class

June 26, 2026

Michigan football just added another key player to their 2027 roster, and this one comes from deep in the heart of Mississippi. Frederrick Ford, a four-star linebacker from Greenwood High, chose the Wolverines over four other SEC rivals on June 25. The decision wasn’t made lightly—he took official v

sports

College sports face new rules for player payments

June 26, 2026

A federal judge recently decided that marketing firms hired by universities to handle player payments must follow the same rules as other groups involved in name-image-likeness deals. These firms, called multimedia rights companies, help schools sell sponsorships and promotional opportunities to ath

sports

New chapter begins for Pittsburgh Penguins

June 26, 2026

The Pittsburgh Penguins are getting new owners, and the team is already excited about welcoming back a familiar face. The Hoffmann family just bought the Penguins for $1. 75 billion, five times what a previous ownership group paid in 2018. That group had struggled to keep the team in Pittsburgh, eve

health

Measles alert in Los Angeles after travel-related exposure

June 26, 2026

A measles case has popped up in Los Angeles County, linked to a traveler who passed through the area while infectious. The exposure likely happened at Hollywood Burbank Airport and a nearby rental car spot. Public health teams are now tracking down anyone who might have crossed paths with the travel