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Teen From Dublin Wins Global Science Award

June 26, 2026

A young scientist from Dublin has taken home the third prize at the world’s largest science competition, beating 1, 800 entries chosen from over 60 countries. The award was for a project in Computational Biology and Bioinformatics that earned her $1, 200. Her invention is a wearable device that moni

science

Space Shuttle Endeavour Finally Stages Its Grand Entrance in Los Angeles

June 26, 2026

The California Science Center had a bold plan nearly thirty years ago: bring a real space shuttle to the City of Angels. The idea was part of a three‑step strategy, and it came true when Endeavour was revealed in its launch form at the Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center. The event drew a crowd of re

technology

Green 3‑D Stars Shine at Dallas Soccer Bash

June 26, 2026

Visitors stepping into the south gate of the FIFA Fan Festival in Dallas were greeted by bright lime‑green statues that seemed to pop straight out of a sci‑fi set. The figures belong to the “If Then She Can – Game Changers” display, which celebrates 26 women who have pushed the boundaries of STEM i

politics

Cutting Funding for Medical Science: What Comes Next?

June 26, 2026

The new rule could lock in the Trump era’s habit of slashing money for health studies. It would let Republican officials stop grants from many federal agencies, a move that worries scientists in Maryland and beyond. The change is more than paperwork; it could freeze innovation for years. Congr

opinion

Making It Easier to Become a Mental Health Helper

June 26, 2026

California has long faced a shortage of people who can help with mental health. Many families wait months to get care, and clinics are often empty of staff. Instead of asking why there aren’t enough helpers, we should look at how hard it is to become one. Social workers who can treat patients

health

Cool Places to Beat the Heat in Kane County

June 26, 2026

Kane County residents are being urged to stay safe as the summer heat climbs. The local health department says that long periods of high temperature and humidity can cause serious problems like heat exhaustion or heat stroke, especially for the elderly, kids, people with chronic illnesses, and those

business

Luciano Novia: Turning Swiss Water Tech into a Global Growth Engine

June 26, 2026

Luciano Novia has spent his career spotting opportunities before they hit the mainstream. From banks to gyms, he has turned ideas into businesses that can scale. Today he co‑founds Evodrop AG, a Swiss company that cleans water for homes and offices worldwide. Novia began in finance, managing insura

health

Using Brain Signals to Help People Move Their Faces Again

June 26, 2026

Facial nerve paralysis can make smiling, talking or even blinking feel impossible. People who lose control of their facial muscles often struggle with everyday tasks and social interactions, which lowers their overall happiness. A new approach looks at the brain’s own “imagined” movements as a way

politics

Socialist Surge in Wisconsin and North Carolina: A New Political Wave

June 26, 2026

The latest political buzz shows that groups calling themselves democratic socialists are testing their reach beyond the usual safe zones. In Wisconsin, a state that has often leaned Republican in presidential elections, several Democrats are vying to become governor. Among them is state Rep. Frances

health

Vaccination Choices: What Shapes People’s Decisions

June 26, 2026

In the fight against COVID‑19, getting people to accept a vaccine was key. Researchers worldwide noticed that how much someone knows about health and their background can sway whether they choose to get jabbed. A German study looked into these factors in more detail. The investigation gathered data