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Bringing Back Public Chat on News Stories

July 5, 2026

A major news organization has quietly turned on discussion features for politics and government stories after years of experimenting with sports chats. They waited ten days to make sure their automated filters could block harmful comments. The move mirrors broader efforts in media to revive public f

opinion

Anchorage’s Quiet Upgrade: More Jobs, Cleaner Streets, and Downtown Revival

July 5, 2026

Anchorage isn’t the same city it was five years ago. Where crime and blight once dominated headlines, today’s version looks and feels different. Prosecutors now fill every city-required role, and police response times have improved after years of understaffing. Illegal camps—once breeding grounds fo

science

Looking back and moving forward at a decade of science

July 5, 2026

Ten years ago a new voice joined science’s conversation. It started as a small step—a specialized spot for the fast-growing field of immunity research. Over time, that space grew into something bigger. Papers poured in from labs around the world, each one a brick in the building of what we now know

opinion

Why Stars Talking Politics Confuses Everyone

July 5, 2026

Many people say they hate politics popping up where it doesn’t belong. Yet they still pay attention when their favorite celebrities or athletes share opinions that match their own views. A new survey shows that about 60% of Americans feel politics has taken over too many parts of life. Surprisingly,

health

A Simple Way to Help Thinning Hair

July 5, 2026

Three people shared how a light serum helped their hair grow back thicker after noticing hair loss. One user lost weight and then saw less hair on their head. They tried some products that felt bad on their scalp or cost too much each month. Then they switched to a watery serum that’s easy to apply,

entertainment

Silo season 3 takes over Apple TV streaming charts worldwide just days after release

July 5, 2026

Apple TV’s Silo has just landed in first place on the service’s global streaming rankings after its third season premiered. The dystopian show, based on Hugh Howey’s self-published novels, now sits at the top in 97 countries including Brazil, France, India, Japan, and South Korea. Earlier seasons re

education

A local shop owner keeps giving back to science classes for 14 years straight

July 5, 2026

For over a decade, a small business in Romeoville has quietly supported science and math classes nearby. Each year, the owner of a Mobil gas station on 135th Street donates $500 to local schools through an ExxonMobil program. That adds up to $7, 000 total since 2012—all going to STEM programs in Val

politics

Women Who Fought for America Behind the Scenes

July 5, 2026

When America marks its 250th year since the Declaration of Independence, most people think of the Founding Fathers and their speeches. But many women also played key roles that history often overlooks. Some were educated and outspoken, while others used quiet acts of kindness to keep the revolution

education

Michaela’s Story: When Schools Fail to Keep Up with Medical Needs

July 5, 2026

Michaela, a six-year-old with multiple disabilities, hasn’t set foot in a classroom in years. Her conditions—including a feeding tube, nonverbal status, and a weakened immune system—make traditional schooling impossible. Yet, Rhode Island law guarantees homebound education for medically fragile stud

entertainment

True Crime Collections Netflix Is Showing in July 2026

July 5, 2026

A new Netflix catalog released every month usually fills shelves with escapist dramas and light comedies. This time around July offers something darker—a bundled set of true crime stories about neighbors who turned on their own. The stories unfold in short episodes, each blending police tapes, court