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Summer Stream Picks: New Shows and Movies to Watch

July 14, 2026

A fresh wave of stories is rolling out on streaming platforms this week. MGM+ launches a gritty crime drama that dives into the world of New York’s underbelly, featuring a tough lead played by J. K. Simmons. Documentary+ offers a four‑episode look at the hidden journey of a common household it

opinion

Putting the Phone on a Short Break

July 14, 2026

The first part of this experiment was simple: pull the phone out of your pocket and put it on a table. The second part is to keep that table in a place you can see the whole room from, so you don’t fall into the habit of scrolling while eating or watching TV. The author did exactly that, calling it

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

sports

'From Santo Domingo to the Majors: The Journey of Junior Caminero'

July 14, 2026

'Junior Caminero grew up in the lively streets of Santo Domingo, where baseball is more than a game—it’s a way of life. From an early age he chased the ball in local parks and watched legends like Pedro Martínez and David Ortiz play, dreaming of a similar path. He skipped traditional schooling aft

entertainment

Submarine Rocket Dreams: From Ocean Depths to Space Stories

July 12, 2026

A 1960s movie opens with a crew aboard the deep‑sea vessel Seaview planning to launch a rocket into orbit to clear falling rocks. The plan sounds absurd, yet the film treats it as plausible by featuring a gigantic nuclear missile. Despite scientific errors, the realistic naval routines and period‑st

environment

Wild Fires, Warm Earth: A Real‑Time Warning

July 12, 2026

The bright sky over Colorado is no longer a beautiful scene; it is filled with gray smoke that drifts across the hills. Thirty‑plus years ago, scientists warned that a warming planet would make forests drier and fire seasons longer. Those warnings are now a harsh reality as fires burn through places

crypto

Crypto IPOs Stall as Markets Shift Focus

July 12, 2026

The rush of new crypto companies going public has slowed, with investors moving money into other tech areas and staying wary amid uncertain economic conditions. In October, a big sale of digital assets pulled funds out of the crypto world and has kept many firms on hold. Retail buyers, who onc

crypto

Crypto Rules in the EU: What’s Changing and Why It Matters

July 12, 2026

The European Union is opening a new discussion about its crypto rules, hoping to fine‑tune the existing framework that governs digital currencies and blockchain technology. The original set of rules, known as MiCA, began to take effect at the end of last year and was designed to give businesses and

politics

Texas School Bible Lesson Debate Sparks Public Response

July 12, 2026

A recent policy change in Texas has sparked a heated conversation about religious instruction in public schools. The state’s new guidelines allow certain lessons that reference biblical stories, but participation is optional for each school district. This means the Bible isn’t being mandated; instea

entertainment

The Joker’s Planned Victim and a Lost Beetlejuice Connection

July 12, 2026

In the late 1980s, director Tim Burton and actor Michael Keaton had already teamed up on a wildly imaginative film about mischievous ghosts. When Burton later chose Keaton to portray the brooding hero, some fans were uneasy about the switch, but history showed Burton’s confidence was justified. Dur