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bootleggers society

A Small-Town Café with Big Plans: Food, Fun, and Family Roots

June 28, 2026

In Carrollton, Michigan, a once-simple take-out spot has grown into a lively hangout with space for 88 hungry guests. Since opening in 2023, Dupuis Corner Bistro & Café has quietly become a local favorite, blending artisanal pizza, coffee drinks, and homemade ice cream under one roof. The restaurant

entertainment

Brands today must do more than just sell products

June 27, 2026

Marketing leaders at Cannes Lions showed how traditional brands are staying relevant by turning passionate fans into year-round communities. Take Fox’s animated series Family Guy, which nearly disappeared twice before its rabid fanbase saved it through DVD sales and online hype. Now, the studio keep

entertainment

Netflix adds fresh episodes to Florence's darkest crime mystery

June 27, 2026

The streaming giant is back with another round of episodes exploring one of Italy’s most chilling unsolved cases. A new three-part extension to the Monster of Florence series is in the works, diving deeper into the decades-old hunt for a killer who terrorized the countryside between the late 60s and

entertainment

A simple look at two very different responses to migration

June 27, 2026

Two movies released close together show how differently people argue about migration today. One was a big Hollywood film with expensive effects and famous faces. It faced harsh audience reactions but still won awards. The other was a short, low-cost project from people considered out of fashion. Yet

opinion

What Silicon Valley Gets Wrong About AI and What Young Workers Really Need

June 27, 2026

In a Silicon Valley shared home for tech enthusiasts, some people openly talk about replacing traditional religious beliefs with artificial intelligence. They see AI as a potential god-like force, capable of solving problems beyond human limits. This idea might sound exciting in a startup pitch, but

politics

Religion in public spaces: What a new report means for America

June 27, 2026

A government group recently shared plans to change how religion interacts with public life. Their draft report suggests replacing the idea of keeping church and state separate with something they call "building bridges. " This idea is part of a larger set of recommendations from a team created last

health

Roundup under the microscope: what we know about the dangers of glyphosate

June 26, 2026

For decades, Roundup has been a farm staple and a homeowner’s quick fix for weeds. Its main ingredient, glyphosate, has been sprayed on hundreds of millions of acres since the 1970s. But science has raised red flags: the International Agency for Research on Cancer called glyphosate a probable carcin

business

Where’s the AI money coming from? The gamble on tech’s future is getting risky

June 26, 2026

Tech giants are betting billions on AI, but the real question isn’t about smarter bots—it’s about whether anyone will actually pay for them. Over $7 trillion is flowing into AI this decade, mostly to build giant data centers. Yet while companies like Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft borrow heavily to mak

crime

Texas Death Row Woman Talks About Her Crime in Jail Calls

June 25, 2026

In a series of recorded conversations, a woman on Texas death row explained how she viewed her 2020 murder. She said the act of killing a pregnant friend was “just one horrible thing” that would be used against her by authorities. The speaker expressed frustration over prison rules, such as the inab

opinion

Mayor’s New Rules on Youth at Festival

June 25, 2026

The city held a big African‑American festival last Saturday. About one hundred teens caused trouble, and the police called it civil unrest. Two officers were hit by the crowd. The mayor decided that from now on, anyone under 18 must have an adult with them at the event. He said no unsupe