LND topic: 21st-century-road page 1

21st century road

A Bizarre Quest for a Lost Dante Manuscript

June 25, 2026

The film follows a writer who gets tangled up with gangsters after a murder in 1969. He later meets a killer who claims to have an original copy of “The Divine Comedy. ” The story jumps between black‑and‑white scenes and color, with actors playing two different characters. The movie mixes c

business

Budget TV Stands Light Up Summer Savings

June 25, 2026

Walmart’s summer sale isn’t just about TVs; it also offers a range of TV stands that can transform any room without breaking the bank. Instead of waiting for a big screen deal, shoppers can pair their new TV with a stand that adds style and storage. Many of the stands feature built‑in cabinets

crypto

Crypto Market Holds Ground as Bears Keep Tighter Grip

June 25, 2026

Bitcoin stayed just above $62, 500 while ether hovered near $1, 665, but the market felt a heavy hand from sellers. The numbers show that traders are leaning more into short positions, especially in popular tokens like SOL and ETH. Even though the amount of SOL futures trading reached a record

crypto

Crypto Prices Swirl as Big Bets and AI Stocks Stir the Market

June 25, 2026

Bitcoin fell to a low that it hasn’t seen since early June, dropping about 10% from its Monday high. The slide made a wave of liquidations across major crypto futures, sending roughly $1 billion worth of positions into cash. The most liquidated asset was Bitcoin, where long bets were forced to close

technology

AI Is Moving From Chatting to Walking

June 25, 2026

A computer scientist who spent eight years digging into the nuts and bolts of large language models—those programs that power chatbots like ChatGPT—started to feel stuck. He said the field had moved beyond basic research and was now mostly about building products. So he left his PhD program at Brow

technology

Data Centers: Public Views and Hidden Worries

June 25, 2026

People across the country feel uneasy about new data centers near them. Most say they know little about how these huge buildings work or what they do. Because of this lack of knowledge, many are not sure if a data center should be built in their town. When asked directly, more than twice as

business

Housing Bill Boosts Homebuilder Stocks, But Trump’s Pause Keeps Investors Watching

June 25, 2026

Homebuilders in the United States saw a sharp rise in their stock prices after Congress approved a new bill designed to speed up the construction of affordable homes. The House passed the measure on Tuesday, following a Senate approval earlier in the week. As a result, the PHLX Housing Index climbed

business

Farmers Fight for More Money as Energy Prices Rise

June 25, 2026

President Trump has asked lawmakers to give farmers an extra $11 billion because fuel and fertilizer costs have shot up since the conflict with Iran began. The request would add to $12 billion already handed out this year, helping a sector that is struggling with high production expenses and low cro

environment

Boston’s dry spell: why the city’s water crisis is more than just a summer slump

June 25, 2026

Boston is staring down its driest year in over a century, with rainfall falling short by more than nine inches so far. That’s not just a minor blip—it’s the biggest shortfall in 152 years of weather records, beating the next driest year by a wide margin. Even a few recent downpours barely made a den

opinion

Teachers Get a Roof Over Their Heads in Battle Creek

June 25, 2026

Battle Creek, Michigan, is trying a new trick to fill empty early childhood teaching spots: free housing. The city’s "First Teacher, First Home" plan offers rent-free apartments to educators, copying an idea that worked in New Haven, Connecticut. The move targets one of the biggest headaches for tea