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Business Owners Face Tough Choices Over Covid Credit Claims

July 21, 2026

A growing wave of companies is deciding to file lawsuits after they fail to receive the promised Covid‑19 tax credits. The deadline for filing claims is approaching, and some entrepreneurs feel they have no choice but to take legal action. Lawyers warn that the situation is still unclear and that pu

business

Hasbro’s Game‑Plan: Boosting Digital Sales and Raising Growth Goals

July 21, 2026

Hasbro has announced higher yearly revenue targets after a strong second‑quarter performance. The toy and game giant saw its shares rise roughly 2 % before the market opened, thanks to better-than‑expected sales and earnings. The lift came largely from Wizards of the Coast, especially the popular

science

Small Blood, Big Clues: Fingerprinting Animal Species

July 21, 2026

The world is full of pets and wildlife that sometimes find their way into our homes. When an animal gets hurt or causes trouble, detectives need a quick way to tell which species left the blood behind. Scientists have made progress by using a technique called peptide mass fingerprinting (PMF). Th

politics

New Mexico’s Environment Dept Faces Scrutiny Over Business Ties

July 21, 2026

ProgressNow NM, a progressive advocacy group, has asked the state auditor to look into contracts between the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) and a company founded by former cabinet chief Alicia Keyes. The group claims the deals may break state procurement rules and create conflicts of inter

finance

US Exchanges Brace for New Volumes, While Regulators Keep a Close Eye

July 21, 2026

The big U. S. trading platforms are set to reveal their latest earnings this week, a period that many expect will see higher activity driven by market swings. Yet, the main focus for investors is likely to be how a recent decision by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will shape the fut

health

Dog Patrols Bring Calm and Safety to Children’s Hospital

July 21, 2026

The two German shepherds, Lux and Pax, walk the halls of Our Lady of the Lake Children’s Hospital with their handlers. They do more than just look friendly; they help keep everyone safe and calm. When the dogs arrive, patients who are nervous find a friendly face to look at. The staff also feel l

finance

Hidden Money Moves: How Geneva’s Trade Hub Fuels Luxury Homes

July 21, 2026

Geneva, a city of about 200 000 people, quietly sits at the heart of global commodity trading. Its rise began in the 1970s when Swiss banks invented new ways to finance physical goods, letting traders move huge volumes of oil, metals and food with little upfront cash. The result was a network of fir

health

Weight Loss in Liver Disease: How It Affects Belly Fat and Muscle

July 21, 2026

A new study looks at how losing weight changes the fat around the gut and the muscle in people with a certain type of liver disease that isn’t yet scarred. The researchers focused on the area near a key artery called the superior mesenteric artery, where fat can directly reach the liver through t

health

Reducing Obesity Costs with New Drug‑Driven Programs

July 21, 2026

Chronic illnesses are set to cost the United States about $47 trillion from 2024 to 2039, with most of that money going to a small group of people. A study shows that if society could prevent 150 million new cases, it would save 13. 5 million lives and cut costs by $7 trillion. Even a modest drop in

lifestyle

Tampa’s New Wave: Jobs, Gaps and the Real Deal

July 21, 2026

Tampa Bay is pulling in a huge number of millennials, with more people moving in than leaving. The city’s downtown has been transformed by a big waterfront project, adding restaurants, condos and a hotel. The buzz is that Tampa feels like it has bet on itself and succeeded. The city’s marketing say