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Scottish soccer crowds show Boston who’s boss in drinking stakes

June 18, 2026

When Scottish soccer fans invaded Boston last weekend, they didn’t just cheer their team on—they emptied local bars faster than you can say “cheers. ” While Irish-American drinkers usually get the spotlight for their legendary nights out, the visitors from Scotland outdid them by swarming taverns be

health

Helping seniors after hospital stays needs a major upgrade

June 18, 2026

Going home after a hospital visit sounds simple, but for many older patients, it's just the start of another challenge. Experts say hospitals often drop the ball here. They send patients out with a plan but rarely check if those plans actually work. After being discharged, seniors frequently end up

sports

Two Caribbean kids who loved hockey and ended up skating toward the NHL draft

June 18, 2026

Jaxon Cover and Ryder Cali both showed up to the NHL’s Western New York scouting combine in June wearing numbers that didn’t yet belong to any NHL team. The 90 invitees spent a week running tests, talking to teams, and answering questions—skills that matter just as much as skating speed in today’s l

technology

Building a Bot to Test a Tricky Game Without Human Hands

June 18, 2026

Game developers often face a tough puzzle: how do you make sure a complicated game runs smoothly on every device without spending years clicking buttons yourself? One team solved part of that puzzle by coding a playable robot that lives inside their game. Unlike traditional testing where humans pres

politics

Utah's Primary Battles: Who’s Really Calling the Shots?

June 18, 2026

Utah’s upcoming primary elections are shaping up to be a high-stakes showdown, with incumbents facing tough challenges and outside money flooding races. In one of the most watched contests, Utah Senate President Stuart Adams—a longtime political figure—now finds himself in an unexpectedly close race

health

Celebrity Deaths and Health News: What the Numbers Really Show

June 18, 2026

When famous people pass away, news spreads fast. Reports often link their deaths to health issues like heart problems. This makes people think heart disease is more common than it really is. But here’s the catch: most of this info comes from media reports, not actual medical records. That means the

weather

First named storm of 2026 takes aim at Louisiana and Texas coasts

June 18, 2026

The season's first tropical disturbance isn't messing around. Tropical Storm Arthur, just upgraded from Potential Tropical Cyclone 1, is making a beeline for the Gulf Coast with southwest Louisiana and southeast Texas in its sights. Weather watchers in Lake Charles made the call Wednesday morning, s

technology

New Zealand’s quiet fight against invisible solar storms

June 18, 2026

New Zealand sits in a risky spot when it comes to solar storms. Its long, skinny shape and volcanic ground make the country’s power grid an easy target for electrical surges from space. A strong solar storm could send damaging currents through the network, frying transformers and cutting power for d

business

Money in the 21st Century: Where Your Paycheck Goes Now

June 18, 2026

For decades, worker pay didn’t keep pace with corporate profits. First, companies moved jobs overseas. Then, they spent profits on buybacks instead of raises. Now, another shift is happening—and this time it’s all about data centers. A new study shows how capital spending is exploding. Companies ar

sports

Baseball's quiet lesson from an unlikely hitting star

June 18, 2026

At a time when baseball seems obsessed with numbers like exit velocity and spin rates, Nick Gonzales of the Pittsburgh Pirates is showing that simple approaches still have value. While power hitters dominate headlines with towering blasts, Gonzales quietly leads his team with a . 296 batting average