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Growing Community Roots in Fayetteville

July 19, 2026

William Shelby, 36, works as the horticulture education coordinator at Cape Fear Botanical Garden. He was chosen for Fayetteville’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2026 because he pours his energy into strengthening the city. Shelby’s projects range from building community gardens to leading volunteer groups a

business

Madison Square Garden Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged LGBTQ Tracking Claims

July 19, 2026

The Madison Entertainment Corporation, which runs the famous arena in Manhattan, has taken legal action against Wired magazine. The lawsuit says a recent article made up a story that the venue is tracking LGBTQ people for bad reasons. The piece, dated July 9 and titled “Madison Square Garden Kept a

politics

War’s Hidden Cost: Why Tech Isn’t the Answer

July 19, 2026

The idea that modern weapons can make war clean and easy is a dangerous lie. It tricks leaders into thinking that hitting a target equals winning the whole conflict. When the enemy responds, they feel forced to keep fighting so they don’t admit defeat, creating a cycle of endless escalation. Peop

politics

Car Repairs Get a New Twist – What It Means for You

July 19, 2026

BMW is testing a special screw that only its own tools can turn, aiming to keep repair work in its hands. The design shows the brand’s logo and is meant to block common wrenches, making it hard for independent garages to open cars. The company has not yet rolled the screw out in production, but lawm

business

World Cup Boosts Small Towns and Unexpected Sales

July 19, 2026

The global soccer event spilled over into everyday American life, turning local shops into unexpected profit hubs. In the U. S. , five‑percent of spending at small stores and restaurants in host cities grew faster than the national average during the first three weeks of June, a clear shift from ear

religion

Pastors Chat with AI: Blessing or Blunder?

July 19, 2026

A wave of church leaders are turning to computer programs when drafting their Sunday talks, a trend that has sparked lively debate among believers. The practice is not limited to one denomination; pastors across the United States are using AI tools like ChatGPT to sift through scripture, generate id

lifestyle

A Fresh Look at Detroit’s Natural Garden Design

July 19, 2026

The world of landscape design has a Dutch master who turns city spaces into living art. He focuses on planting native species that grow naturally, giving parks a wild feel while staying practical for urban life. One of his biggest projects in the United States is a garden on an island in Detroit’s r

celebrities

Sami Sheen Says She’s Grown, Not Grown‑Up on Her Dad’s Money

July 19, 2026

Sami Sheen, now 22, posted a TikTok video on July 17 that clears up rumors about her finances. She told viewers she’s been paying her own way since she turned 18, and that any money from her father, Charlie Sheen, would be openly shared. The actress is the daughter of two former Hollywood stars w

politics

New Jersey’s New Housing Tools: Who Will Get the Credit?

July 19, 2026

The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act has just landed in New Jersey, giving the state a fresh set of federal tools to pump money into affordable homes. The bill is praised for widening bank options, boosting private investment, and modernizing old housing programs—an important step when rent and mort

politics

A Quick Look at How Scandals Shape Politics

July 19, 2026

In recent times, a candidate from Maine named Graham Platner once again sparked debate among voters. He first appeared as a relatable choice: a Marine, an oyster farmer, and someone who seemed to understand everyday struggles. Many hoped he could bring fresh ideas like Medicare for all to the Senate