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When hate speech turns violent: A look at two shocking 2025 attacks near Oceanside Pier

July 4, 2026

On a June evening in 2025, three strangers with a shared hateful ideology targeted five people in two separate but connected attacks near Oceanside Pier. Their common thread? Not personal conflict, but a shared belief in racial superiority that led to unprovoked violence. The first attack happened

education

A Fresh Look at Money’s Past and Future in Boston

July 4, 2026

Boston now hosts a sleek new space where history and money meet—the Museum of American Finance. After years without a permanent home, it settled into a 5, 400-square-foot spot on Commonwealth Pier, right as the U. S. gears up for its 250th birthday. The move wasn’t smooth; a flood in New York forced

health

Stepping out can step up your mood

July 4, 2026

Fresh air does more than fill your lungs - it can reset your brain too. Research shows even a quick breath outdoors can lower stress hormones, slow racing thoughts, and help you think clearer. That\’s because nature doesn\’t just smell nice; it gives your nervous system a much-needed break from cons

technology

Getting Back to Basics: A Week Without Screens in New York

July 3, 2026

This summer in New York’s East Village, outdoor events replacing app swipes might sound odd, but hundreds of Gen Zers spent a week trying it out. Held in Tompkins Square Park, the festival mixes workshops, live shows and old-school tech demos to see what life looks like without always tapping a scre

finance

Boston’s New Money Museum: A Free Dive into Finance History

July 2, 2026

The Museum of American Finance has opened its doors in Boston’s Seaport district, inviting visitors to explore the story of money from a fresh angle. The building at 200 Seaport Blvd. , formerly home to Fidelity Investments, now hosts a collection that tells how dollars and cents shaped the nation. ...

health

The New Kissing Trend: What a “White Kiss” Means for Love and Health

July 2, 2026

A new way to finish intimacy has caught the internet’s eye. Called a “white kiss, ” it means kissing right after oral sex without washing or wiping first. People who share this habit say it shows confidence and trust in the partner. Why some people enjoy a white kiss while others are turned off is

politics

Gov. Cuts $15M from Treasure Coast Projects

July 2, 2026

The governor’s last budget cut $15 million from eleven projects on Florida’s Treasure Coast. A major part of the reduction was a $7. 5 million plan to build a mental‑health unit for inmates at the Martin County jail. Other projects ranged from new drones for police to a water treatment plant i

sports

All‑State Soccer Stars of Tennessee 2026

July 2, 2026

The 2026 season wrapped up with a flurry of talent recognized across the state. The Tennessee Sports Writers Association chose standout players from five different divisions, highlighting those who led their teams to success. In Class A, a group of seniors and juniors from schools like Memphis Bu

sports

Deschamps: A Basque Story of Football, Faith and Identity

July 1, 2026

Didier Deschamps grew up in Bayonne, a small town tucked into the French side of the Basque region. The area is famous for its tight‑knit families, proud traditions and a love of sport that runs deep. From a young age he tried many games – rugby, handball, running – but at eleven he chose football a

weather

Powerful winds leave South Dakota town struggling to recover

July 1, 2026

A powerful storm system tore through central and eastern South Dakota early Monday, leaving a small town called Highmore facing major destruction. Wind speeds reached up to 131 mph, flattening grain silos, snapping wind turbines in half, and flipping vehicles. The National Weather Service confirmed