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Glimpses of Fame: Childhood Tales of Stars You Know Today

July 2, 2026

Famous faces often start as regular people—some quiet, others wild, but all with stories that surprise. A high school friend recalls Adam Jones as a quiet artist whose macabre drawings hinted at his later fame in Tool. Meanwhile, Tom Morello stood out too, always carrying a guitar, bonding over art

science

Hot Summer Days Might Be Making Minnesota Tomatoes Scarce

July 2, 2026

Gardeners in Minnesota are noticing something unusual this season: their tomato plants aren’t growing as much as usual. The reason? The unusually hot weather is making it harder for tomatoes to thrive. When temperatures rise, pollinators like bees stay away, which means fewer tomatoes could be ready

health

Fixing Damaged Teeth: The Real Deal on Dental Crowns

July 2, 2026

Dental crowns aren’t just about fixing a broken tooth—they’re a smart way to keep your smile both strong and looking good. When a tooth gets cracked, worn down, or damaged by decay, crowns act like a protective helmet for your tooth. They cover the whole visible part, making sure chewing forces don’

health

When Foot Injuries Get Overlooked: What Happens After Cuboid Dislocations?

July 2, 2026

A cuboid dislocation isn’t something you hear about often. Most medical reports only describe about seven cases worldwide. But recently, three fresh examples came to light—two involved professional rugby players. What makes this injury stand out is how it usually happens: a sudden twist of the midfo

politics

Myanmar’s Big Dam Plan: Why China Still Wants It After Years of Protests

July 2, 2026

Myanmar is planning to restart a massive dam project in the north, one that was shelved over a decade ago after huge public backlash. The Myitsone dam, worth $3. 6 billion back in 2009 but now estimated to cost over $11 billion, would be Myanmar’s largest hydropower plant if built. Most of the elect

opinion

America’s founding wasn’t a religious movement—so why the push for a Christian nation?

July 2, 2026

When America marks its 250th year since breaking from Britain, many leaders will call the country a "nation under God. " But that phrase doesn’t belong in the Declaration of Independence. In fact, the famous document never mentions Christianity, Jesus, or any church authority. Its only mention of a

health

Obesity and heart health: What’s really changing?

July 2, 2026

For decades, obesity was linked to higher risks of heart problems like high blood pressure and cholesterol. But new research suggests that in recent years, people over 40 with obesity have managed these risks almost as well as those with normal weight. The study tracked over a million adults across

sports

Coach Prime's Recovery and Team Shake-Up Fuel Colorado's 2026 Hopes

July 2, 2026

Colorado football faces a fresh start in 2026 with coach Deion Sanders returning after a tough health battle. After missing most of 2025 with bladder cancer and surgery, Sanders declared himself cancer-free. He returned to work with energy, looking to shake up a program that struggled last season. C

crime

Nurse’s Drug Habit Sparks Two Deaths and a Lawsuit

July 1, 2026

A lawsuit filed by two nurses says a long‑time emergency department worker in western Pennsylvania worked while intoxicated and stole controlled drugs. The case names the hospital system, its leaders, and the nurse accused of misconduct as defendants. The nurses claim that the doctor’s addiction

politics

Kid in Kent Faces $6, 000 Loan He Never Took

July 1, 2026

A man from Kent, Washington, is suing the U. S. Department of Education after a student loan showing up on his credit report that he never applied for. The lawsuit names Education Secretary Linda McMahon and Federal Student Aid chief Richard Lucas as defendants. He says a thief used his name, Social