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Digital Fun Meets Money: A New Platform in Southeast Asia

July 21, 2026

SHOW Token is stepping into the entertainment world by mixing technology with creativity. The company plans to use artificial intelligence and blockchain to help make films, share ideas among creators, and raise money online. Its chief idea is that today’s media companies must build long‑term rel

politics

Trump’s Quick Shift From Grief to Politics

July 21, 2026

The Iran conflict has seen its first U. S. soldier losses since March, with three service members recently killed. Each death has sparked a reaction from President Donald Trump that feels more political than heartfelt. In recent days, Trump’s comments have highlighted a pattern: he quickly ties t

politics

Trump Family Sues Capital One Again Over Account Closures

July 21, 2026

The Trump family has filed a fresh lawsuit against Capital One, claiming the bank shut down hundreds of accounts linked to the president’s businesses after the January 6 events. The new complaint, submitted by Eric Trump for the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, says the bank acted because of the pol

health

Future‑Ready Care for Older Adults

July 21, 2026

Older people now face many health problems at once, and a simple disease‑check is not enough. The main goal of geriatric care is to keep people healthy, independent and socially active. In Germany today, many hospitals already have special units for older patients, but gaps still exist. Not

finance

Grain Prices Hold Steady Despite Weather Worries

July 21, 2026

The market for corn, soybeans and wheat stayed firm on Friday. Corn futures climbed a few cents to $4. 67 per bushel, while soybeans jumped over eight cents to $12. 03 a pound. Wheat prices also rose, with soft red winter wheat adding eight cents and hard red winter wheat gaining more than fifteen.

weather

Strong Storm Hits Erie County with Hail and Wind

July 21, 2026

A big storm rolled into Erie County early on July 21, bringing strong winds and hail that rattled the region. The Cleveland weather office started watching the storm at 8:30 a. m. , noting that the thunderheads were moving fast—about 55 miles per hour—from Girard toward Ashtabula. Their radar

sports

Storm‑Interrupted Showdown Decides Final Playoff Spot

July 21, 2026

A rain delay at Smith Family Stadium in Durham pushed the showdown between the Oklahoma City Spark and Carolina Blaze into a Tuesday resumption on ESPN2. The Blaze had built an 8‑0 advantage before the game was called off, setting the stage for a high‑stakes clash that could grant the league’s last

finance

Student Loan Troubles: A Fresh Take on Rising Defaults

July 21, 2026

A woman who started as a teacher dreamed of a better future by going back to school, but her plans fell apart when a storm hit and job offers vanished. She borrowed more money for college, hoping to land a high‑paying job in chemical processing. Instead she faced hurricanes, a broken car and a sudde

education

NYU Eyes Tokyo Campus as Japan Pulls In More International Students

July 21, 2026

New York University is looking into opening a campus in Tokyo, hoping to grow its global reach while Japan attracts more foreign students. The university and the Tokyo government signed a memorandum on July 14 to explore academic projects in Japan’s capital. They are discussing a hub for short

politics

Education First: Why Maine Needs a New Governor

July 21, 2026

Hannah Pingree says that fixing schools is the smartest thing Maine can do for its future. She plans to give teachers more support and to hire new teachers when the country needs them most. Pingree wants every child, no matter where they live, to study in a good school. Her plan includes mo