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Child Support Clash: Former Laker’s Divorce Drama Unfolds

June 26, 2026

Bree Anderson, once married to the ex‑NBA guard Trevor Ariza, has taken her case to court after accusing him of ignoring child‑support payments while flaunting a luxurious life with a new partner. In her filing, Bree claims Ariza earns more than $50, 000 each month, a figure that sharply contrasts w

weather

Weather Check: Fayetteville Braces for Hot, Sticky Days Ahead

June 26, 2026

July in North Carolina often brings heat, but this year seems bent on setting records. A weather pattern is forming that will trap hot air over the Carolinas for days. Think of it like a lid on a pot—when you flip the lid, the steam can’t escape. Here, the "lid" is a strong high-pressure system that

science

Understanding Bamboo’s Stress‑Defence Genes

June 24, 2026

The GH3 gene family is key to how plants grow and fight tough conditions. In many crop species, scientists have mapped these genes, but bamboo has not been studied as much. Researchers focused on Phyllostachys edulis to find all GH3 genes across its genome and see how they behave when the plant face

celebrities

Comfort sneaks onto the celebrity shoe list—and onto sale

June 24, 2026

Walk a mile in any star’s shoes lately and you may end up in the same comfy brand. Vivaia, a line known for “barefoot-feel” soles and breezy silhouettes, is flashing sale tags up to 30 % off during Amazon Prime Day. The Margot Mary Jane 3. 0—worn by Katie Holmes in LA while carrying a bouquet—is eve

science

How one rice gene handles both cold weather and disease

June 24, 2026

Rice plants face two big problems in the field: icy mornings and a fungus called blast that rots their leaves. Scientists recently found a single gene, called CTS1, that quietly helps the plant deal with both threats at once. This gene works like a tiny manager inside each rice cell, turning other g

health

Getting ready for monsoon season in Bernalillo County

June 24, 2026

Bernalillo County is dealing with a new health concern ahead of the rainy season. Recent checks found mosquitoes infected with the West Nile virus near the Rio Grande. These mosquitos are a reminder that standing water, even small amounts, can become breeding grounds when the weather changes. While

celebrities

A Long‑Running Actor’s Final Curtain

June 23, 2026

William Smithers, who spent nearly five decades on stage and screen, passed away at 98 in Santa Barbara. He first stepped onto Broadway in the early 1950s, playing Tybalt opposite Olivia de Havilland. Later he joined the Actors Studio and moved into television, appearing in 50 episodes of “Dal

politics

Life in Gaza: Summer Heat Pushes Families to the Edge

June 23, 2026

Summer in Gaza isn’t just about sun and sand now—it’s a daily struggle for survival. With most homes destroyed or turned into overcrowded tents, people have no choice but to turn to the one place that was once a source of joy: the beach. But this isn’t a vacation. The Mediterranean Sea, once a gathe

science

Nigella Seeds: A Deep Dive into Their Health Power

June 22, 2026

A study looked closely at different types of Nigella seeds grown in India, checking how much oil they produce and what chemicals live inside them. Researchers measured oil yield, found that some varieties give almost 30 % oil while others only give about 10 %. They used a technique called GC‑M

crime

Kids Turning Into Voyeurs: A Growing Shock in Japan

June 22, 2026

Japan has long struggled with the problem of upskirting, but a new twist is making headlines: children themselves are now taking part in the crime. A six‑year‑old girl, later known only as Ayaka, was secretly filmed by her swimming teacher, a man who had been preying on children for more than ten ye