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Silverstone Surprise: A Polish Racer Climbs to the Top

July 6, 2026

Maciej Gladysz, a newcomer for ART Grand Prix, did not finish the race in fourth place on track, but he ended up standing on the podium after a 10‑second penalty was handed to Theophile Nael at the finish line. The Polish driver’s win is his first in Formula 3, a result that came after two other

science

Discovering the Hidden Ties of Sindhi Genes

July 6, 2026

The Sindhi people belong to a language family that stretches across the Indian subcontinent. Their roots lie mainly in Sindh, now part of Pakistan, where they are known for lively customs and a distinct tongue. After the 1947 division of India, many Sindhis left their homeland for India and other

finance

Micron’s Big Leap: What the Numbers Really Mean

July 6, 2026

Micron Technology just posted a record quarter, pulling in $41. 5 billion for the third year of its fiscal 2026 cycle – a jump of more than three‑quarters over last year. The company’s gross margin climbed to 84. 9%, a level rarely seen in the memory of chip makers. The spike comes from two main

sports

Weekly Highlights from Alaska’s Baseball Scene

July 6, 2026

The past week in Alaska saw some big wins and close calls in high school and collegiate baseball. In high school action, teams like Kenai and Auke Bay dominated early in the week, with Kenai beating Dimond 9-5 and Auke Bay crushing Ketchikan 12-2. The wins didn’t stop there—South and Palmer also had

environment

Why New Mexico’s electric vehicle push is running out of charge

July 6, 2026

Electric cars are great for some drivers, but New Mexico’s plan to force more EVs into showrooms by 2027 is hitting a wall. Right now, just over 3% of new cars sold in the state are electric—far below the target the government wants to hit. Cities like Albuquerque might adapt, but rural areas and tr

environment

How Cities Mess with Nature: The Pearl River Estuary’s Nutrient Struggle

July 6, 2026

The Pearl River Estuary is where fresh river water meets the salty ocean, creating a unique but fragile ecosystem. This isn’t just a pretty spot—it’s a vital link between land and sea, supporting fish, plants, and even people who rely on it for food and jobs. But rapid city growth in southern China

environment

How a Sewage Spill Ruined Beach Plans for California Families

July 6, 2026

On a holiday weekend meant for fun, a broken sewer pipe turned a California beach into a health hazard. Around 2, 000 gallons of untreated waste burst from a pump failure, flooding a Laguna Beach neighborhood before reaching the ocean. Officials shut down a quarter-mile of shoreline, banning swimmin

education

Kids Design Bottles, Golfers Play for Forests

July 5, 2026

St. Charles students are invited to draw or create a digital design for reusable water bottles that will be handed out at the local Scarecrow Weekend festival. The community group plans to give away 1, 600 bottles, each featuring the winning artwork, between October 9 and 11. Students can download a

entertainment

Big Sparks and Big Fun: NYC’s 2026 Fourth of July Fireworks

July 5, 2026

The United States is celebrating its 250th birthday, and New York City has planned a dazzling fireworks display to mark the occasion. On July 4th, 2026, more than 85, 000 fireworks will light up the skies above both the Hudson and East Rivers. A laser show from the Brooklyn Bridge will add extra spa

opinion

Anchorage’s Quiet Upgrade: More Jobs, Cleaner Streets, and Downtown Revival

July 5, 2026

Anchorage isn’t the same city it was five years ago. Where crime and blight once dominated headlines, today’s version looks and feels different. Prosecutors now fill every city-required role, and police response times have improved after years of understaffing. Illegal camps—once breeding grounds fo