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Art‑Minded Sunday Sessions

June 24, 2026

The Nest program invites people to create art without pressure. It meets each month on the first Sunday and Wednesday, lasting one hour from 1 to 2 p. m. The schedule is set for July through December, with dates like July 1, August 2 and September 2. A licensed art therapist leads every class. Fi

business

Rio Tinto’s Lithium Push: A New Chapter in Mining

June 24, 2026

Rio Tinto is turning its focus to lithium, the fastest growing part of its business. The company has been working hard to bring new lithium projects online after prices fell sharply because of too many supplies from China. The drop in prices caused many workers to lose their jobs, but the market is

entertainment

Explore America Through the Lens of Your Favorite Films

June 24, 2026

People love to watch their favorite movies and shows, but stepping onto the real places where scenes were shot can feel like magic. The United States is full of spots that became famous because a film or series used them. Visiting these places lets fans walk the streets where heroes fought, love

weather

Stormy Skies Over Minnesota: What’s Brewing and Who’s Affected

June 24, 2026

Minnesota is trading sunny skies for dark clouds as thunderstorms sweep in Tuesday, bringing warnings and potential hazards. The National Weather Service has flagged several counties—including McLeod, Sibley, Carver, Becker, Kandiyohi, and Swift—for severe thunderstorms until 5:30 p. m. These storms

entertainment

How a video game boss helped someone fight depression

June 24, 2026

Seven years ago, a single game trailer introduced a world that would later change someone's life. The announcement at a big gaming event featured two legendary creators working together for the first time. One was known for dark, challenging games that test players' limits. The other was famous for

politics

Park Displays Stay Down as Legal Fight Over History Continues

June 24, 2026

A federal appeals court recently decided the Trump administration doesn’t have to put back more than fifty exhibits removed from national parks before the country’s upcoming 250th celebration. The decision means visitors won’t see displays about slavery or climate change this summer, even though a l

health

Why gaming can feel more rewarding than real life

June 24, 2026

Most people enjoy games for a simple reason—they work well with the brain's reward system. But for some, gaming stops being fun and turns into an uncontrollable urge. New research looks at why the brain reacts differently in gamers who struggle to stop. Scientists focused on how the brain handles r

politics

When Courts Step In: Rules Against Broad Immigration Arrests at Courthouses

June 24, 2026

A federal judge in California recently blocked new rules that let immigration officers arrest people inside courthouses and hold them longer in temporary cells. The judge said the rules had no clear reasoning and were put in place without proper explanation. This ruling affects how immigration enfor

politics

Court backs government in green card immigration dispute

June 24, 2026

The Supreme Court recently ruled 6-3 in favor of the government’s immigration policies, impacting green card holders. The case involved Muk Choi Lau, a lawful permanent resident who was detained on parole after returning from a short trip abroad. Federal officers claimed he was suspected of counterf

entertainment

Women Take the Lead in the Next God of War Game

June 23, 2026

The newest entry in a long‑running series is headed by a woman, not the familiar Greek warrior. The character at the center of the story is Laufey, a giantess who was once Kratos’s wife. This change has sparked debate among fans and critics alike, but it also signals a broader trend in the gaming wo