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Unmanned Tech Test in Northern Michigan Waters

July 14, 2026

The National All‑Domain Warfighting Center will run a two‑week field test in the waters near Alpena, Michigan, from July 13 to 24. The exercise, called Silent Swarm 26, will bring together a mix of federal agencies to try out small unmanned systems that can move on water, below the surface and in th

health

Lettuce Linked to Big Diarrhea Outbreak

July 14, 2026

A recent health investigation suggests that lettuce and other salad greens might be the culprit behind a sudden surge in a severe diarrheal disease known as cyclosporiasis. Health officials from Michigan first pointed to lettuce during their early reviews, noting that it frequently appears in the da

entertainment

A New Thriller Unfolds: The Whisper Man

July 14, 2026

Netflix has just dropped the first 2½‑minute teaser for its newest crime drama, The Whisper Man. The film, slated to hit the platform on August 28, brings together a familiar face and fresh talent. Robert De Niro leads the cast, joined by Michelle Monaghan, Adam Scott and Hamish Linklater. Based on

politics

New York Puts a One‑Year Pause on Big Data Centers

July 14, 2026

The state is about to halt the building of massive data centers for a full year. This pause means no new permits will be approved for facilities that use fifty megawatts or more of power. The move places New York first in the country to take this step and sparks a wider debate about how tech g

technology

Tech Giants Face Street Protest Over AI Growth

July 14, 2026

Protesters marched in San Francisco’s downtown, moving between the headquarters of OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind. The aim was clear: stop the launch of new AI models that push the limits of power and complexity. The event, organized by Stop the AI Race, mixed concerns about machine safety

politics

New York Stops Data‑Center Expansion to Protect Power and the Planet

July 14, 2026

The governor of New York has put a temporary hold on the construction of large data centers that would use more than 50 MW of electricity. The pause could last up to a year and will give the state time to set stricter rules for future projects. The decision is part of a plan that also includes endin

politics

Rise of a Controversial Candidate

July 14, 2026

Victor Marx, once a preacher known for dramatic sermons, has become a polarizing figure in Colorado politics. He claims to have killed a man at age seven, an allegation that has no evidence and raises serious doubts about his credibility. Marx’s past includes arrests for disorderly conduct and threa

politics

Supreme Court Decision Sparks Debate Over Voting Rights

July 14, 2026

A Supreme Court ruling on April 29 has sparked intense discussion about the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Some people say the Court weakened the law, while others argue it was a misunderstanding of the case. The decision focused on a 1982 amendment, not the original act itself. The ruling used a compl

politics

Simplifying Childcare Rules Raises Big Questions

July 14, 2026

The state has announced new rules that could change how childcare centers operate. The changes say that schools do not have to teach reading, writing, art, music or science. They also lower the education requirements for workers and directors. Some people are upset. Directors say that teaching ki

art

The Art of Choosing Your Own Path

July 14, 2026

A woman from Atlanta made a bold move to Baton Rouge, swapping a steady banking job for a life in painting. She says her faith guided the leap, even though it felt scary at first. After leaving a well‑paid career, she settled in north Baton Rouge with her photographer husband. Their house now dou