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army development

Unmanned Tech Test in Northern Michigan Waters

July 14, 2026

The National All‑Domain Warfighting Center will run a two‑week field test in the waters near Alpena, Michigan, from July 13 to 24. The exercise, called Silent Swarm 26, will bring together a mix of federal agencies to try out small unmanned systems that can move on water, below the surface and in th

entertainment

A New Path in Music and TV: The Story of Mona Scott‑Young

July 14, 2026

Mona Scott‑Young stands out as a pioneer who pushed the limits of both music and television. Her career began in the music world, where she worked at Radio City Music Hall before teaming up with the late Chris Lighty. Together they founded Violator Management in 1996, guiding artists such as Bust

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

politics

Unexpected Shifts Ahead of 2026 Midterms

July 14, 2026

The political landscape is changing faster than many realize. After a six‑month pause, the news cycle has restarted with new challenges and surprises that could shape voter choices. One key story is in Maine, where a popular local figure once energized the Democratic base but has now fallen from gra

entertainment

Future of the Fantastic Four: A New Vision

July 14, 2026

New concept sketches by artist Jerad S. Marantz show how a third Fantastic Four film might have looked if it had been made. The drawings reveal updated costumes for Reed and Sue, a bulkier Thing, and a blue‑tinted flame for Johnny. The team is shown in mid‑action, suggesting that the creators intend

sports

Late‑night Deal: DaJohn Yarborough Picks Cal

July 12, 2026

A senior defensive lineman from Ohio announced his choice for a new college in the middle of the night. The decision was made after a long season of visits and talks with coaches at several schools. Yarborough had already been on the radar for a while, but the final call came when Cal’s coaching st

health

Balancing Emotions: How Parents and Kids Deal With Asthma and Eczema

July 12, 2026

A recent survey looked at how children who have asthma or eczema feel close to their parents and how mothers manage their own feelings. The study took 80 families from a clinic in Yazd, with half of the kids having asthma and the other half eczema. Researchers used questionnaires that ask about how

science

Protein Paths: How a New Tool Decodes Where Cells Hide Their Molecules

July 12, 2026

Scientists are excited about a fresh method that helps predict where proteins travel inside cells. The new approach turns the long list of amino acids into a network map, showing how each part connects to others. By looking at the chemical properties of these connections, the tool can guess where a

science

Tendon Cells Turn Into Bone: Why It Happens and How to Stop It

July 12, 2026

New research shows that cells normally found in tendons can mistakenly grow into bone when the body is hurt or inflamed. These tendon stem cells, called TSPCs, usually help repair muscle and ligament damage. However, after injury or during chronic inflammation, they can switch their role and begin f

business

Big Summer Internship Boosts Future Engineers

July 12, 2026

The summer of 2026 saw a record number of students stepping into the world of civil engineering. Sixteen bright minds from six universities and a high school joined a Nebraska‑based firm that has been shaping the Midwest’s infrastructure for six decades. The program, now in its eleventh year, is mor