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Finding Quiet in the Breathing Storm

June 17, 2026

A group of specialists met in Rome to rethink how doctors treat long‑term lung and nose problems. They said that instead of just easing symptoms, the aim should be to put these conditions into a quiet state called remission. They agreed that this goal does not depend on how bad the disease looked

politics

Iran’s $300 Billion Investment Plan: A New Path to Peace

June 17, 2026

A fresh plan is shaping up between the United States and Iran, aiming to bring in $300 billion of private money. More than half of that amount has already been pledged by companies from the U. S. , Gulf Arab states, Asia, South America and Africa. The money is meant to spark investment in Iran’s ene

education

Teachers on Temporary Permits: A Growing Challenge in South Bend

June 17, 2026

South Bend schools are turning to teachers with emergency permits to fill gaps caused by a nationwide shortage, a move that raises concerns about student learning and equity. Emergency permits allow educators who hold at least a bachelor’s degree to teach for one school year without full certificati

science

Biofilms Get a Boost From the Host’s Own Chemicals

June 17, 2026

The bacteria that cause tuberculosis and other lung infections can live in protective layers called biofilms. These communities are harder to treat because they survive inside the body for long periods. New research shows that certain chemicals produced by the host’s immune system can actually help

politics

What Has Trump Done Against Iran? A Quick Look

June 17, 2026

After the U. S. and Israel carried out airstrikes on Iran in late February, President Trump set a long list of aims: to wipe out Iranian missiles and stop Tehran from ever getting a nuclear bomb. A few months later, the first steps of a peace agreement have been signed, but the picture is mixed.

politics

The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown

June 17, 2026

Los Angeles has long been the film world’s heart, but a mix of high costs and strict rules is pushing productions elsewhere. The 1999 end of “Baywatch” showed that even iconic shows can become too pricey to keep on the ground. A recent reboot tried to revive the city’s glory, but it hit snags: truck

crime

Judge’s Gift Sparks New Trial Fight

June 17, 2026

A Worcester judge sentenced a couple to 18 years for sex trafficking. After the sentencing, she handed prosecutors a card and bracelet meant for the victim. The defense says this off‑record gesture shows bias. They want a new trial, while prosecutors only ask for a new sentencing judge.

crime

Truth Behind a Tiny Town Mystery

June 17, 2026

"It began in a quiet corner of East Texas, where a young woman from an affluent family met a local hog trapper. Their romance seemed perfect, and months later she proudly posted her pregnancy on social media. But the story turned dark when a state trooper stopped her, only to find she had given birt

politics

Trump Calls Out Israel’s Bombing Tactics in Lebanon

June 17, 2026

In a surprising move, the former U. S. president voiced concerns about Israel’s strategy in Lebanon during a recent international gathering in France. He argued that striking whole apartment blocks to find fighters is excessive and causes needless civilian harm. Trump noted the high number of casual

politics

Hebron Shrine Control Shift Sparks New Tensions

June 17, 2026

Israel has taken over planning and building rights at a key Jewish‑Muslim shrine in Hebron from the Palestinian Authority. The move ends an agreement that had been in place since the 1990s. Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich announced that he approved the change on Monday night. The decision means Is

Finding Quiet in the Breathing Storm

Iran’s $300 Billion Investment Plan: A New Path to Peace

Teachers on Temporary Permits: A Growing Challenge in South Bend

Biofilms Get a Boost From the Host’s Own Chemicals

What Has Trump Done Against Iran? A Quick Look

The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown

Judge’s Gift Sparks New Trial Fight

Truth Behind a Tiny Town Mystery

Trump Calls Out Israel’s Bombing Tactics in Lebanon

Hebron Shrine Control Shift Sparks New Tensions

The Hollywood Drift: Why Los Angeles Is Losing Its Film Crown