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The Late Bloomer Who Stood Tall Against Spain

June 22, 2026

At 40 years old, Vozinha turned back the clock in a way few athletes ever do. Playing for Cape Verde against Spain in the 2026 World Cup, he made 27 saves—more than any other goalkeeper on that night. What made it special wasn’t just the numbers. It was the man behind them: a player who didn’t start

sports

A Hockey Family Steps onto Erie Ice

June 22, 2026

Colin Kennedy is stepping into a new chapter with the Erie Otters, but he’s not walking in alone. At just 16, the forward arrives with a pile of goals and assists from his time with Detroit’s Little Caesars U15 AAA team. His numbers—24 goals and 12 helpers in 20 games plus five more goals and two as

sports

Eagles Must Skip the Risky Texas Tech QB

June 21, 2026

The Philadelphia Eagles find themselves in a dilemma: should they pursue Brendan Sorsby, the Texas Tech quarterback who has stirred controversy? The player’s history of gambling and NCAA bans makes him a questionable choice. Even if the team could secure him in the supplemental draft, the cost might

entertainment

New Shows, Songs and Games to Watch This Week

June 21, 2026

A fresh lineup of entertainment is hitting streaming services and gaming platforms from June 22 to 28. For music lovers, Paul Simon’s two‑hour concert special, “Paul Simon: The Quiet Celebration Concert, ” is available on Disney+ and Hulu. It showcases classic hits, new arrangements, and a heartf

health

Sunlight is good for you more than you think

June 21, 2026

Many people avoid the sun like it is an enemy. They cover up with hats, long sleeves, and thick layers of sunscreen. In the winter, some barely step outside at all. But science now tells a different story. Sunlight isn’t just safe in small doses—it can actually help us live longer and feel better.

crypto

The Big Gap Between XRP’s Fame and Its Small Earnings

June 21, 2026

XRP has climbed to the top ranks of cryptocurrencies with a massive market value nearing $71 billion. But here’s the strange part: its supporting network, XRP Ledger, hasn’t made much money at all. In fact, it only collected around $119, 000 in fees this year. Last year and the year before, it did a

entertainment

Art and Words Gather Momentum in Arkansas

June 21, 2026

A double dose of creativity is unfolding across Arkansas, with visual artists and writers both getting clear deadlines. In Fayetteville, painters, sculptors, photographers and other creatives have until August 10 to send in their newest pieces to the Walton Arts Center’s yearly showcase. The show, c

health

Drug ads on TV and what people really say online

June 21, 2026

Every year, drug companies spend huge sums pushing their products straight to TV viewers in the US. These ads promise quick fixes, miracle cures, and better lives—often repeating the same cheerful message until it sticks. But beyond the polished commercials, a quieter conversation is happening on so

politics

Vance Steps Up as Iran Deal’s Front Man

June 20, 2026

Vice President J. D. Vance is set to become the face of a new U. S. effort aimed at ending the three‑month conflict with Iran, a move that could boost his chances of succeeding President Trump. The two countries reached a temporary ceasefire, pausing fighting while leaving key disputes—such as Ir

opinion

New Mexico’s School System: A Structural Roadblock

June 20, 2026

"The state of New Mexico has slipped to the bottom of national school rankings for a decade. While other states shuffle up and down, New Mexico stays far behind—like a runner who never reaches the finish line. The root of this problem appears to be how the state’s education system is organized, not