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Dust Storm Alert Hits Phoenix and Surrounding Counties

July 14, 2026

The National Weather Service warned that a powerful dust storm, often called a haboob, would hit Maricopa and Pinal counties on Monday evening. A dust storm is a sudden cloud of sand and dust that can cut visibility to almost nothing, creating hazardous driving conditions. The warning was issued at

weather

Heatwave Hits the DMV: Expect 100‑Degree Days and Rare Storms

July 14, 2026

The summer sky stays clear on Tuesday, with a gentle southwest wind and mild humidity that feels normal for mid‑July. Temperatures climb to the low and middle 90s before evening, then dip into the upper 70s as night falls. Wednesday brings the highest temperatures of the week. A hot air mass settle

politics

Supreme Court Justices Plan to Talk Security and Controversy with Congress

July 14, 2026

Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett will meet with the House Appropriations subcommittee to explain why the Supreme Court wants an extra $16. 6 million for security in 2027. The money would give each justice six new guards and add 25 officers to the Court building, plus $2 million for a home‑security

business

Shannon Olivas Takes Charge of Tubi’s Global Voice

July 14, 2026

Shannon Olivas steps into a new role as the lead for all of Tubi’s communication efforts, covering consumer messaging, advertising partnerships, product launches, entertainment promotion, and corporate outreach. She reports directly to the chief marketing officer and will sit on the top marketing te

business

Halon Steps Out: New Independent Creative Powerhouse

July 14, 2026

Halon Entertainment, a Los Angeles studio famed for its creative work in film, games and advertising, has decided to break away from its parent company. The move comes after a management buyout led by chief executive Chris Ferriter, who has guided the company since its start in 2003. The studio’s

lifestyle

Bill Curry: A South Street Legend Who Turned Bars into Stories

July 14, 2026

Bill Curry, 85, left a lasting mark on Philadelphia’s South Street. He traded his newspaper job for a barstool and opened Copabanana in 1978, turning a modest tavern into a local icon. The spot became known for its art‑deco vibe, fresh lime margaritas, sizzling burgers in a front‑window grill, and g

entertainment

San Diego Harbor Gets a New Dream: From Parking Lot to Party Place

July 14, 2026

The Port of San Diego has opened a public comment window for a bold plan that could turn the busy East Harbor Island into a lively entertainment district. After publishing a Draft Environmental Impact Report, residents have until August 24 to voice their thoughts. If the plan moves forward, a stretc

politics

Grooming Gangs and the Politics of Reporting

July 14, 2026

Three brothers from Sheffield—Amar, Kamar and Kamran Ilyas—were handed a total of 40 years behind bars on June 22, 2026. Their crimes spanned from 2004 to 2008 and involved the sexual abuse of five girls, some as young as twelve. One victim was assaulted by all three siblings, and Amar fled to Pakis

politics

New York Puts a One‑Year Pause on Big Data Centers

July 14, 2026

The state is about to halt the building of massive data centers for a full year. This pause means no new permits will be approved for facilities that use fifty megawatts or more of power. The move places New York first in the country to take this step and sparks a wider debate about how tech g

opinion

America’s Moral Compass: Faith Over Politics

July 14, 2026

The founding document of the United States begins with a bold statement that all people are equal and possess rights given by a higher power. This idea is not merely political; it points to a spiritual source of dignity that predates any government. Even though some early leaders were deists, they s