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Kids’ Health at Risk: How Policy Cuts Threaten Immunity and Nutrition

July 3, 2026

In recent months, a sharp shift in federal health policy has sparked concern among experts. A former UCLA critical‑care professor highlighted how changes under the current administration have eroded long‑standing child‑health safeguards. He pointed to a reduction in recommended childhood shots—from

opinion

Choosing Faith in the Armed Forces

July 3, 2026

The United States celebrates its 250th birthday, a milestone that reminds many of the founding fathers who valued religion as part of their new nation’s identity. Yet, one of the most important ideas from that era was to keep government and religion separate, a principle firmly protected by the Firs

art

Art in Boulder: A Fresh Look at Local Exhibits

July 3, 2026

Boulder’s art scene buzzes with a mix of new and seasoned voices. A hidden gem on 15th Street invites curious visitors to view lithographs by Santa Fe’s Rodney Carswell, but only on appointment. Across town, Ana’s Gallery opens a window onto Caribbean and African art, while Art and Soul offers both

politics

Oregon Says No to Trump’s Education Tax Credit

July 3, 2026

Gov. Tina Kotek decided that Oregon will not join a federal plan that would let families claim up to $1, 700 in tax breaks for paying school costs. The program, part of a 2025 law by the Trump team, pairs tax cuts with reductions to Medicaid and food‑stamp aid. All Republican governors have signed

environment

Wildfires rage across Colorado as holiday weekend raises fire risks

July 3, 2026

Colorado is facing a tough battle with wildfires this week, with five major blazes burning nearly 200 square miles of land. The Aspen Acres fire alone has destroyed over 200 homes in Custer and Pueblo counties, turning streets into scenes that look more like a disaster movie than a rural landscape—i

entertainment

Summer fun kicks off for kids at Holyoke Mall

July 3, 2026

Starting July 7, families in the Holyoke area can look forward to seven straight weeks of free activities designed for children 12 and younger. Held every Tuesday at 11 a. m. on the mall’s lower level, these events flip the usual shopping trip into an interactive experience. Science experiments, pup

health

A $12, 000 deep health check: What surprises came out of my Silicon Valley scan?

July 3, 2026

A sharp loss in the family can make anyone question their own future health. After losing a parent to cancer, one person decided to get a full-body health scan in Silicon Valley. For $12, 000, they ran tests like full-body MRI, blood work, and DNA sequencing. Some results were comforting—the scan sh

science

Understanding the Growth of Adjuvant Research: A Look at the Last Two Decades

July 3, 2026

Research into next-generation immunomodulatory adjuvants has exploded in recent years. Over 8, 600 studies from 2006 to 2025 were analyzed to map out where this science is heading. Scientists worldwide have been racing to understand how these adjuvants—special ingredients that boost vaccine effectiv

sports

Rams Revamp: CSU Aims for Power School Status

July 2, 2026

Colorado State’s new athletic chief is shouting loud about a bold shift. He says the university already has the size, talent and reputation of a “power school, ” and now he wants that to show in sports. The message is clear: the Rams are ready for a new era. The change began when John Weber stepped

politics

Politics in a New Era: How Grassroots Energy Is Changing the Game

July 2, 2026

The political scene in America feels like a fresh chapter, with old tactics losing ground while new voices step forward. Recent victories for democratic socialists in places like New York and Colorado show that people are looking beyond big money and traditional party lines. These wins hint at a shi