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Sberbank lowers lending hopes as corporate debts climb

July 2, 2026

Russia’s top bank is facing tougher times ahead, even though it is currently doing better than expected in some areas. The biggest lender in the country, Sberbank, has seen slightly higher profits from interest and lower-than-expected risks in the first half of the year. But cracks are starting to s

sports

When Cardinals' Trey McBride calls the Seahawks the toughest NFC West foe

July 2, 2026

Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride has spent four NFL seasons trying to crack the NFC West’s toughest nut. While the Cardinals share the division with three powerhouse teams, McBride picks the Seattle Seahawks as the division’s—and likely the league’s—most challenging matchup. His reasoning? S

politics

Freedom’s 250‑Year Legacy: Why Church and State Must Stay Apart

July 1, 2026

The Fourth of July reminds us that 250 years ago, America chose a path where the government was neither a church nor a king. The founders believed that real liberty is safest when religion and politics do not mix. At the start, only white men could vote, but they still imagined a country run by its

health

Suicide and Faith: What the Numbers Say

July 1, 2026

The world loses more than 700, 000 people to suicide each year. Scientists want to know if religion affects that number. They looked at data from 2000 to 2021 in many countries. The study compared people who follow Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and other faiths. Results showed

business

Trump’s Crypto Cash Flow: A Billion‑Dollar Shift

July 1, 2026

The new disclosure form shows that the former president’s earnings from cryptocurrency ventures far outpace his long‑standing real‑estate holdings. In the last year, a company called World Liberty Financial sold “governance tokens” that raised more than half a billion dollars, while another entity,

science

Influencers, Real or Digital, Make Us Question Our Looks

July 1, 2026

Social media today is full of personalities who share snippets of their lives. Some are real people, while others are computer‑made characters that look almost human. A new experiment looked at how these two types of “influencers” affect women’s feelings about their own bodies. The study invited

politics

Political Parties Get a Cash Boost After Court Ruling

July 1, 2026

The Supreme Court’s 6‑to‑3 decision last week lifted restrictions on how much money political parties can spend when they work with candidates. The ruling was seen by many as a win for free‑speech advocates who argue that limits on party spending choke political expression. In practice, it means par

politics

Lebanese Families Return as Fighting Quietens, Yet Many Still Locked Out

July 1, 2026

The war that rattled southern Lebanon has finally begun to ease, allowing roughly 400, 000 displaced residents to walk back into their towns. The government is optimistic that another wave of returns will arrive in the next week, thanks to a pause in the month‑long standoff between Israel and Hezbol

health

How Brain Diseases Change Lives in Different Ways

July 1, 2026

Michael Irvin, a well-known former football player, recently talked about how two diseases are affecting people close to him. He shared an update about his wife, Sandy Harrell, who has Alzheimer’s disease. At the same time, he watched an interview with Chris Johnson, another former athlete who has A

finance

Donald Trump's Big Money Moves: How Crypto and Global Deals Are Changing His Game

July 1, 2026

Donald Trump’s wealth took a wild ride last year, pulling in about $1. 2 billion from crypto ventures alone. That’s a huge jump, especially since most of his investors ended up losing money instead. His crypto businesses—World Liberty Financial and CIC Digital LLC—saw sky-high sales of novelty token