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Speed to Success: Why States Are Racing to Help Businesses Grow

June 16, 2026

In 2026, companies feel a pressing need to act fast. They want sites ready for construction and quick approvals so they can jump on new tech, big investments, and high stock markets. At the same time, worries about inflation, global tension, and other risks push them to choose places that can keep u

health

New Drug Gives Hope to People With Severe Skin Blisters

June 16, 2026

In a recent study, doctors at one hospital tried a new medicine called tofacitinib on people with a tough skin disease that makes painful blisters. The patients had moderate to severe cases, meaning their symptoms were serious and hard to control with usual treatments. The researchers followed th

education

A Century of Change in Medical Learning

June 16, 2026

The journal that began in 1926 marked a turning point for medical schools. Back then, the Flexner Report was reshaping how doctors were trained, and the first articles looked at how new ideas could fit into old systems. They talked about using technology, recognizing hidden biases, and deciding what

politics

Alaska Attorney General Pushes EPA to Treat Mifepristone Like a Water Pollutant

June 16, 2026

Alaska’s top lawyer joins 13 other state attorneys and a group of Republican congressmen in asking the Environmental Protection Agency to label mifepristone as a contaminant that must be regulated in waterways. The drug is used with another medicine to end pregnancies. Studies say the method wor

opinion

Police Stops in Cincinnati: A Complex Picture

June 16, 2026

Cincinnati’s latest study shows that Black residents are stopped by police much more often than White residents. The numbers spark the usual fight: some say it proves bias, others claim it ignores crime trends and officer deployment. City officials should not let the data become a partisan too

business

Power CEOs Get a Big Payday While Homes Pay More

June 16, 2026

The United States electric system is in trouble. Because the grid keeps failing, people are paying higher bills. The companies that run the power network see their stock grow as they spend money on repairs, and that makes the bosses of those companies very rich. Investors notice that when a utili

finance

Memory Market Surge: How SanDisk Outpaced Bitcoin in 14 Months

June 16, 2026

SanDisk’s share price has leapt almost as fast as Bitcoin did over nine years, but in just a little more than a year. The jump began after the stock hit its low of $27. 89 in April 2025, and by early June it was trading near $2, 100, a level that rivals the record set by Western Digital. Analysts at

crypto

Crypto Heist in Nancy: A Real‑World “Wrench Attack”

June 16, 2026

A 32‑year‑old man from Vaujours has been charged in Nancy for a violent robbery that targeted a crypto couple. The attackers pretended to be police officers and tried to seize $20, 000 worth of digital money. They used personal data that leaked from the Waltio tax platform in January, which exposed

science

Dark Humor Fans Might Have an Edge in Problem-Solving

June 16, 2026

New research suggests a link between enjoying dark humor and higher intelligence. In a study of 156 adults with varied backgrounds, those who liked jokes about death, disease, or suffering scored better on both verbal and visual IQ tests. They were also less aggressive than others who couldn’t toler

education

School gaps in Wisconsin: How test scores and diplomas tell an unfair story

June 16, 2026

Wisconsin just landed at the bottom of a national review that compared how well white and Black students finish school. The state didn’t just finish near the bottom—it finished last. Researchers looked at high-school diplomas, college degrees, test scores, and graduation rates. In every single measu