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Smart Glasses Banned from New York Courts

July 8, 2026

New York has decided that from July 20, no one can bring any device with a camera or microphone into its courtrooms. The rule covers all kinds of wearable tech, from glasses to headsets, and applies across the entire Unified Court System. The change comes after concerns that such gadgets could recor

crime

Metro Worker Caught in Global Drug Ring

July 8, 2026

A new crackdown has led to the arrest of several individuals, including a 26‑year‑old Metro employee. The man was taken from his workplace at El Monte Transit Center and placed in a federal van, as footage shows. Soon after the arrest, authorities searched his apartment in Highland Park, but no evid

health

Safety First: Why Learning to Swim Saves Young Kids

July 8, 2026

A rise in temperature means more time near water for families. Yet, every year about 4, 000 people drown in the United States, with roughly eleven deaths each day. Drowning is especially dangerous for children between one and four years old, making it the leading cause of death in that age group. Fo

health

Keeping Kids Safe: What the Latest Study Says About LFS Screening

July 8, 2026

New research in Sweden looks at how children with a known or family link to TP53 gene changes keep up with strict cancer checks from birth. The study gathers data from several hospitals, tracking whether kids follow the recommended scans and tests that aim to spot tumors early. It also examine

politics

Big Insurers Fight Back as States Try to Break Them Up

July 8, 2026

In several U. S. states, lawmakers have started to tackle the growing power of the country’s largest health‑insurance companies. Arkansas and Tennessee introduced bills that would stop these firms from running prescription benefit programs and operating their own pharmacies, both in stores and onlin

business

Why Companies Must Act Now or Become Yesterday

July 8, 2026

A new tool called AI is coming, but not all companies are ready. Some think it will change everything, others believe it is just hype. The truth lies between those extremes. Think about a big store from the past, like Sears. It started by sending catalogs to people’s homes. People trusted it becaus

finance

Stock Talk: Why Big Debt and AI Giants Might Trigger a Market Shake

July 8, 2026

A lot of people think that the U. S. stock market is running on borrowed money, with more than a trillion dollars of debt pushing growth. When banks give out lots of loans and companies take on more, the economy can look like a bubble that might burst if interest rates jump. Higher borrowing c

business

Affordable Sedans Under $15, 000

July 8, 2026

In the used car market, a three‑year‑old vehicle often costs over $30, 000. Yet many buyers can still find cars that balance comfort, reliability, fuel efficiency, and tech for less than half that price. Four compact sedans and one midsize model stand out because they score well on independent relia

technology

Crypto Networks Face Quantum Computer Threat

July 8, 2026

The world of digital money is preparing for a new kind of danger. Quantum computers, which can solve math puzzles far faster than any regular computer, might one day break the codes that keep cryptocurrency safe. Cryptocurrencies rely on a type of math called elliptic‑curve cryptography, created

entertainment

Weekend Fun on Staten Island: Movies, Hikes and More

July 8, 2026

Staten Island is buzzing this weekend with a mix of free events that keep families and friends entertained. Start your Friday night at Historic Richmond Town where a relaxed outdoor gathering runs every week through August, offering food and live entertainment without any cost. On the same day, a bi