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Comic‑Con Celeb Parade: A Day of Surprises

July 26, 2026

San Diego’s Comic‑Con hit a high note on Friday, turning the convention center into a star‑studded playground. The event kicked off with a futuristic sneak peek of “Blade Runner 2099, ” where Oscar‑winning actress Michelle Yeoh and rising star Hunter Schafer shared the stage, hinting at a 2025 relea

politics

Buffalo News Highlights: From Health Hurdles to Stadium Sidewalks

July 26, 2026

The latest from Buffalo shows a mix of community concerns and local developments. First, patients with Parkinson’s feel let down when a major insurer stops covering boxing therapy—a treatment many say helps them stay active. The move sparks debate about the value of alternative therapies in chronic

politics

New Park Plan Faces Tax Vote in Skokie

July 25, 2026

A small group of people answered a question about building new parks in Skokie. Most said they would vote “yes” for a $53 million plan that would raise taxes later. Because of this, the park board decided to put the idea on the November ballot. The money would turn an old road into a fresh pa

weather

Heatwave Ahead: Florida’s Weekend Weather and Beach Safety

July 24, 2026

The weekend in Florida looks calm on the surface, but temperatures will rise higher than usual. Even though the sky may stay clear, hot days are coming and storms could appear in the afternoon. In northern Florida and the Panhandle, temperatures will climb into the mid‑to‑upper 90s. Some spots

art

Riverwalk Art Tour: Free Outdoor Exhibits

July 21, 2026

Detroit’s museum and the Riverfront Conservancy have teamed up to bring gallery pieces into public spaces. The move is part of a long‑running project that started in 2010, called Inside Out. That program’s goal is to bring top‑tier artworks from the museum into neighborhoods and parks around Michiga

entertainment

Surprise in the City: A Quiet Protest Turns Into a Cultural Flashpoint

July 21, 2026

A small group of students gathered in the city’s main square to speak out against a new development plan. They wanted the council to pause construction and review environmental impacts. The protest began calmly, with signs and chants that highlighted the need for green space. Soon after, a local ar

finance

Hidden Money Moves: How Geneva’s Trade Hub Fuels Luxury Homes

July 21, 2026

Geneva, a city of about 200 000 people, quietly sits at the heart of global commodity trading. Its rise began in the 1970s when Swiss banks invented new ways to finance physical goods, letting traders move huge volumes of oil, metals and food with little upfront cash. The result was a network of fir

health

Reducing Obesity Costs with New Drug‑Driven Programs

July 21, 2026

Chronic illnesses are set to cost the United States about $47 trillion from 2024 to 2039, with most of that money going to a small group of people. A study shows that if society could prevent 150 million new cases, it would save 13. 5 million lives and cut costs by $7 trillion. Even a modest drop in

technology

Wildfire Watch: From Old Towers to Space‑Based Sensors

July 20, 2026

In 1910, a hot summer and lightning storms lit up over a thousand small fires in the northwestern United States. Strong winds joined them into one huge blaze that ate three million acres, wiped out towns, and killed nearly ninety people. That disaster pushed the U. S. Forest Service to build a netwo

politics

Petaluma Park Drama: Rent Rules, Lawsuits and the Future of Mobile Homes

July 20, 2026

Petaluma’s Little Woods mobile‑home park is at the center of a legal storm that could set a precedent for towns across California. The owners want to shut down the 78‑unit park on Lakeville Highway, a move that would force almost 100 residents to find new homes. The city has been hit with a wa