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Experience Inside a Museum Where Art Meets Machine

July 6, 2026

The place I entered was called Dataland, a gallery in Los Angeles that claims to be the first of its kind where art is made by computers. The founders are two artists who have teamed up with a big tech company to use cloud services that listen to how visitors feel, track their steps, and even change

art

A Creepy Bunny, a Missing Head and the Art of Remembering

July 6, 2026

The memory is fuzzy for Luis Alonso Sanchez, which could be said is part of the point. His mother reminded him of the time he was around 4 years old and was taking one of those quintessential childhood springtime photos with the Easter bunny. Then, the bunny took off his head and there was a man ins

opinion

Obesity care matters just like any other health treatment

July 4, 2026

Healthcare shouldn't treat obesity differently. For too long, people with this chronic condition faced barriers to treatment, especially those with limited incomes. New medications can help manage obesity, yet many can't get them because their insurance won't cover it or they can't pay out-of-pocket

art

Art in Boulder: A Fresh Look at Local Exhibits

July 3, 2026

Boulder’s art scene buzzes with a mix of new and seasoned voices. A hidden gem on 15th Street invites curious visitors to view lithographs by Santa Fe’s Rodney Carswell, but only on appointment. Across town, Ana’s Gallery opens a window onto Caribbean and African art, while Art and Soul offers both

entertainment

Electric Forest 2026: A Colorful, Wild Weekend in Michigan

July 1, 2026

The four‑day Electric Forest festival wrapped up on June 28, leaving the Double JJ Resort in Rothbury quiet after a bustling summer of music and art. Each year, people from all over the U. S. travel to this small village near Lake Michigan to camp, dance and explore a forest turned into a creative p

health

Pennsylvania leaves people behind by cutting obesity drug support

June 30, 2026

Pennsylvania recently stopped Medicaid from covering obesity medications, leaving thousands without care they relied on. This change happened quietly at the start of 2024, buried in budget talks most people never notice. Since the state once promised better health for all, many wonder why leaders no

art

Art, Sand and Community: A Fresh Look at Valparaiso’s First Fest

June 29, 2026

Valparaiso welcomed a lively gathering that turned downtown into an open‑air gallery and playground. The highlight was the new Sand+Steel Art Fest, where artists mixed traditional craft with playful experimentation. Wes Thorn, a self‑taught carpenter from Portage, showed how he transforms roug

technology

When Crypto Goes Dark, Scammers Want Your Panic

June 29, 2026

People lose sleep over forgotten passwords. But when that password stands between someone and thousands of dollars, desperation can cloud judgment fast. Scammers know this. They don’t need to crack encryption or break into systems. Instead, they wait for the moment panic sets in and offer a quick fi

art

Two Critics, One Life: Art, Love and the New York Scene

June 28, 2026

Roberta Smith and Jerry Saltz are two of the most respected voices in art criticism, yet their lives seem to belong to a different world than most people imagine. They are married, and both spend almost every moment thinking about art, writing about it, and attending shows. Their days are filled wit

religion

Faithful Walk Across the Border to Speak on Human Dignity

June 28, 2026

A group of more than one hundred Catholic leaders and followers set out from Nogales, Arizona, to the neighboring Mexican town of Sonora on a warm June evening. Their journey was planned to coincide with the United States’ 250‑year celebration and served as a public plea for kinder treatment of migr