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1989 movie road house

A Chance to Clean Up a Painted Mess

July 1, 2026

An art teacher from Berks County, once proud of his Harvard background and tenure at a well‑known school in Pottstown, now faces the fallout of selling fake paintings. The 78‑year‑old admitted in federal court that he misrepresented works as creations of Picasso and Warhol, leading to charges of mai

entertainment

Summer Fun in Snowmass: A July Adventure

July 1, 2026

Snowmass Village is busy this July, offering a mix of music, sports and art for everyone. The plan starts with an ice cream social on July 2 at the Town Park, where people can enjoy free treats and lawn games. Friday nights bring free concerts in the Rock Garden, featuring local bands like Wild Flig

education

New Loan Rules Hit Medical Students, Spark Legal Backlash

July 1, 2026

A recent court decision has reversed a federal move that would have sharply cut the amount of money nursing students could borrow. The ruling, issued by Judge Beryl Howell, restored full loan limits for nursing programs that had been reduced under a policy finalized by the Department of Education la

crime

Police Shootings In Boyle Heights Prompt New Review

July 1, 2026

A police video released by the LAPD shows officers firing at a man in Boyle Heights after he brandished knives and a kitchen tool. The incident happened around 1:35 a. m. on May 16 when officers from the Hollenbeck Patrol Division responded to a 911 call about a violent assault with a weapon. The ca

sports

Acuña’s Road to Recovery Looks Long‑Term

July 1, 2026

Ronald Acuña Jr. will not be back in the Braves lineup soon, according to manager Walt Weiss. The right‑fielder is still on the 10‑day injured list after a hamstring injury that first appeared in early June. He was seen working on drills at Truist Park, showing he is determined to get better. Becau

politics

Kid in Kent Faces $6, 000 Loan He Never Took

July 1, 2026

A man from Kent, Washington, is suing the U. S. Department of Education after a student loan showing up on his credit report that he never applied for. The lawsuit names Education Secretary Linda McMahon and Federal Student Aid chief Richard Lucas as defendants. He says a thief used his name, Social

health

New Pathways to Mental Well‑Being in the Middle East

July 1, 2026

The Middle East faces unique challenges when it comes to mental health. Cultural norms, religious beliefs, and social expectations often shape how people talk about emotions and seek help. Researchers have put together a fresh framework that blends traditional values with modern technology to make m

business

Penn Cuts Indiana Tax Burden by Skipping Out‑of‑State Gaming Dues

July 1, 2026

Penn Entertainment, a big name in casino business, has managed to get the Indiana Supreme Court to let it ignore certain taxes it pays in other states when figuring out its own state tax bill. The court decision means the company no longer has to add back taxes that it already paid elsewhere, a r

politics

Entertainment and Power: How Big Names Shape What We Watch

July 1, 2026

The world of sports and movies is often seen as pure entertainment, but behind the scenes a small group of powerful people controls much of what we see. Big names like Jerry Seinfeld, Larry David, Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler are not just actors; they sit in front row seats at big events, showing th

environment

Insects, Climate and the Future of Our Lakes

July 1, 2026

At a yearly gathering in Valparaiso, scientists shared how shifting weather and shrinking habitats are hurting the tiny creatures that keep lakes alive. One speaker pointed out that fewer bugs on your car now than before is not just a personal memory but a sign of real loss. Research shows many inse