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Art Grants Light Up LSU Museum’s New Folk Art Space

June 23, 2026

The LSU Museum of Art has secured a $25, 000 Learning and Engagement Grant from the national nonprofit Art Bridges. This money will back five new wellness‑and‑community projects that tie into the museum’s upcoming Folk Art Gallery, which opens on June 30. The gallery will borrow pieces from the Amer

entertainment

Charleston’s Week of Music, History and Fun

June 23, 2026

A busy week in Charleston invites people to enjoy a mix of music, history and community events. On Thursday the city opens its museums with a free lecture about the Battle of Sullivan’s Island, where a small American force turned the tide of the Revolution. Later that evening, electronic music fans

art

New Art, Food and Nature Events in Valparaiso and Beyond

June 23, 2026

Valpo’s creative scene gets a fresh start when the Art + Innovation reception for “Portrait + Free Flow Colorations” moves to July 15. The show stays on display until the end of July at Roots Café and Lower Lincoln, but guests now meet the artists at 5 p. m. in the café before heading to Lower Linco

crypto

AI Speed Threats: Crypto’s New Hacker Tool

June 23, 2026

Anthropic has launched its most powerful AI model yet, Claude Fable 5, which can think and code faster than previous versions. The release comes as decentralized finance (DeFi) has already lost more than $840 million to hacks this year. The new model is split into a public version and a restricted o

education

State Education Gap: Why New York Falls Short

June 23, 2026

In the United States, schools still differ a lot in what they give to students of different races. Even though laws banning school segregation were passed more than seventy years ago, the results show that students’ success and the resources they get are still uneven. A recent study by Brown Univ

health

US Cuts HIV Aid to South Africa: A Dangerous Move

June 23, 2026

UNAIDS leader Winnie Byanyima said she is upset that the United States plans to end its HIV/AIDS support for South Africa. She warned Washington that pulling money could cost many lives in the country with the biggest HIV population worldwide. The U. S. State Department explained that it will gradu

politics

Australia and Canada team up for a radar system worth billions

June 23, 2026

A $1. 75 billion deal between Australia and Canada is making headlines—not just for its price tag, but for what it means for security in the Arctic. The agreement focuses on an advanced long-range radar system designed to detect threats beyond the horizon, something traditional radars can’t do well

environment

Oceanside’s beaches: a 70-year wait for sand and solutions

June 23, 2026

For nearly three-quarters of a century, Oceanside’s shoreline has been slowly vanishing. Decades of sand loss due to a military harbor built in 1942 left the city with shrinking beaches and rising flood risks. Local leaders have begged for help since 1953, but federal progress only started moving in

celebrities

William Saliba: More than just a football player

June 23, 2026

William Saliba is a football player who stands out not just for his skills on the pitch but also for his unique background. Born in Bondy, a suburb northeast of Paris, in 2001, he grew up in an area known for producing top football talent. France is his home country, giving him the chance to represe

celebrities

The French Football Star with Roots Across Two Continents

June 23, 2026

Kylian Mbappé stands out as one of football’s brightest stars today. Hailing from Paris but growing up in Bondy, a working-class area known for its mix of cultures, he represents modern France unlike many others. His family background reads like a map of migration and heritage. His father came from