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Argentina’s Road to the Final: A Late‑Game Surge

July 16, 2026

Argentina pushed past England in a thrilling semi‑final, thanks to Lionel Messi’s clever play and Lautaro Martínez’s clutch finish. The match saw two quick assists from Messi that sparked a 2‑1 comeback, turning the game on its head in just seven minutes. Martínez netted the winner during stoppage t

opinion

New Health Hub Brings Big‑Name Care to North San Diego

July 16, 2026

Palomar UC San Diego Health is a fresh public health system that started on July 1. It was created by a Joint Powers Authority, which lets two established organizations—Palomar Health and UC San Diego Health—work together as one. The idea is to keep the familiar, community‑based care that Palomar of

health

Celebrating Kids: New Heroes Shining in Akron’s Community

July 16, 2026

Akron Children’s has unveiled the winners of its second More childhood, please. Awards, a yearly ceremony that spotlights people who make life better for children and families in Ohio’s 33 counties. The program began last year to honor volunteers, parents, nonprofits and more who help kids thrive.

business

Identity Matters More Than Team Health

July 16, 2026

Many leaders think their teams are stuck because of bad teamwork. They hire a coach, run a workshop, and hope communication will improve. The problem is not the team; it is the leaders’ own identity issues that keep showing up in meetings. When a person feels their personal sense of self is threa

politics

House Democrats Split Over Aid to Israel as Views Shift

July 16, 2026

House lawmakers are at odds over whether the United States should keep sending money to Israel. The debate has pushed two top Democratic leaders into disagreement, showing how divided the party is on this issue. One side wants to stop all U. S. aid to Israel until the current government changes it

opinion

Foreign Gifts: When Money Becomes a Hidden Hand

July 16, 2026

American colleges thrive when ideas bounce freely and research follows facts, not politics. Yet a new wave of overseas donations is slipping in with strings that can pull the direction of campuses. The problem isn’t foreign money itself; it’s when a giver demands influence over speakers, courses or

opinion

Workplace Love: Risks, Rewards and Real Stories

July 16, 2026

People often ask if dating a coworker is smart. Some say it can feel like a circus—laughs, jealous looks and the need for paperwork. Others point out that real romance can grow from everyday teamwork. One view warns that a workplace romance might lead to ridicule or even career trouble if the

opinion

Idaho Residents Get a Chance to Speak on Federal Land Rules

July 16, 2026

Idaho people live close to forests, mountains and wide open spaces that are not just scenery but places where they earn money, play sports, hunt and find peace. These lands are a big part of the state’s identity and economy, so it matters who decides how they’re managed. Congressman Russ Fulch

finance

Japanese Companies Feel the Heat of Rising Interest Rates

July 16, 2026

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) lifted its policy rate to a 31‑year high last month, ending years of negative rates. This change has put pressure on many firms in Japan. About half of the companies surveyed reported that the higher borrowing costs hurt their profits and slowed new investments. Only a small

politics

Future of Defense Depends on Hands‑On Jobs

July 16, 2026

The way wars are fought is changing fast, and experts say the U. S. must prepare its factories and labs as well as its soldiers to stay ahead. A recent summit in Pennsylvania brought together leaders from defense, unions, business and finance to discuss how the nation can build a new industrial base