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How science changed our view of history and the future

June 30, 2026

George Washington died in 1799 from a throat infection, but his real shock would have come much earlier—if he had lived to see how science has reshaped our world. Doctors back then used treatments that sound like horror movie scenes: bloodletting, mercury, and even fly paste on the throat. He lived

technology

Better lights with blue-white glow: How scientists tweaked one element to get two colors

June 30, 2026

A team of material researchers wanted to fix a common LED lighting problem. Traditional white LED bulbs often depend on several layers of coatings to produce the right color mix. This complicates manufacturing and can waste energy. The scientists aimed to simplify this using a single material that c

health

Pennsylvania leaves people behind by cutting obesity drug support

June 30, 2026

Pennsylvania recently stopped Medicaid from covering obesity medications, leaving thousands without care they relied on. This change happened quietly at the start of 2024, buried in budget talks most people never notice. Since the state once promised better health for all, many wonder why leaders no

crime

Nebraska football player Mekhi Nelson faces battery charge after weekend incident

June 30, 2026

A Nebraska football player running with the Cornhuskers found himself in serious trouble this week after a weekend arrest in Florida. Mekhi Nelson, a 21-year-old running back, was taken into custody at a Key West resort on Monday afternoon following an incident that led to a misdemeanor battery char

health

Testing new heart failure rules to save costs in China

June 30, 2026

Doctors in China hope a simple blood test can spot heart failure faster, but the rules they use might be outdated. Most heart failure tests rely on numbers from studies done in Western countries, where people eat different foods, work different jobs, and have different body types. These old numbers

politics

What’s Really Behind the Push to Let People Fix Their Own Cars

June 30, 2026

The president recently signed an order that makes it easier for vehicle owners to repair their own cars. While this seems straightforward, the debate around car repairs is more complicated. Right now, federal rules block changes to emissions systems. Automakers also control access to repair tools an

lifestyle

A Closer Look at Buick’s Top SUV for Families

June 30, 2026

Buick’s Enclave Avenir stands out as a serious contender in the family SUV market. Unlike many flashy luxury vehicles, this model focuses on comfort and practicality without sacrificing premium features. Priced between $59, 600 and $65, 440 depending on options, it competes with well-known luxury cr

technology

AI Jobs That Pay Well and Let You Work From Anywhere

June 30, 2026

Summer is heating up the job market—at least for tech roles. Companies are scrambling to hire people who can build and manage AI systems, even if those hires never set foot in an office. The catch? You need the right skills. Five remote jobs now pay over six figures, but the competition is fierce an

business

Casey's Stores Aim for Bigger Slices of the Midwest

June 30, 2026

Casey's is stepping up its game in the Midwest by planning to open 400 new stores over the next three years. This isn't just about adding more buildings—it's about expanding food options, beefing up tech tools, and becoming a stronger player in the convenience store world. The company, which already

health

Tick Trouble: A Quietly Spreading Virus You Should Know About

June 30, 2026

A small but growing number of Americans are facing a hidden risk from tiny creatures they barely notice—ticks. The Powassan virus, spread by the same blacklegged ticks that carry Lyme disease, is showing up more often. In 2015, only seven cases were reported nationwide. By 2025, that jumped to 76. T