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Celebrity Moves: Why Stars Are Leaving California

June 23, 2026

California is the state with the highest number of people moving out of the U. S. , with roughly 229, 000 residents leaving from July 2024 to July 2025, according to the most recent Census figures. The next state on the list is New York with about 138, 000 people heading elsewhere. The trend has

science

Largest Superyacht Turns Into Ocean Research Hub

June 23, 2026

A new 639‑foot vessel, now the biggest superyacht on the planet, is set to leave Brazil next year for a decade‑long science mission that will cross the Atlantic, Caribbean and Pacific. The ship, named REV Ocean, is not just a luxury cruiser; it carries state‑of‑the‑art labs, a submarine garage, an o

science

Kindness After Chaos

June 23, 2026

When a tornado struck Joplin, Missouri in May 2011, it left thousands of homes wrecked and many people dead. The disaster forced about a third of the town’s 50, 000 residents to leave their homes. In the weeks that followed, people in Joplin began helping each other with supplies and shelter. The

health

Cost‑Smart Paths for PCOS Fertility

June 23, 2026

Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) often face challenges getting pregnant. Fertility clinics have several options, but which one saves money while still helping? One promising route is “in‑vitro maturation” (IVM), where eggs are matured outside the body before fertilisation. Clinics th

crime

Bar Brawl Turns Violent: Bottle Smash Leads to Arrest

June 23, 2026

A 23‑year‑old man was taken into custody after police say he struck another patron with a beer bottle outside a Joliet sports bar. The incident happened late Thursday night when the two men were arguing near the entrance of Longshots Sports Bar & Grill. Witnesses report that the victim, a 37‑year‑ol

crime

She Said No: Why the Film Excluded a Killer’s Voice

June 23, 2026

The Netflix documentary “Maternal Instinct” tells the story of a woman who murdered a pregnant friend. The filmmaker, Jessica Dimmock, chose not to give the killer, Taylor Parker, a chance to speak. Instead she focused on those who were hurt by her actions. Dimmock explained that the decision was d

politics

Changing a Street Name: A Move Toward Respect

June 23, 2026

In Clay, New York, a quiet road that once carried the name Plantation Boulevard is facing a fresh start. The title, chosen by mid‑20th‑century developers to lure buyers with a romantic view of the South, has sparked debate among residents and officials. The street runs near an Amazon warehouse and h

politics

Pakistan’s New Diplomatic Badge May Not Fix Its Economy

June 23, 2026

Pakistan helped settle a major conflict between Iran and the United States, earning praise from world leaders. The country’s top officials travelled to Switzerland for talks that could keep the vital Strait of Hormuz open and prevent a global oil crisis. While many see this as a chance for Pakistan

health

US Cuts HIV Aid to South Africa: A Dangerous Move

June 23, 2026

UNAIDS leader Winnie Byanyima said she is upset that the United States plans to end its HIV/AIDS support for South Africa. She warned Washington that pulling money could cost many lives in the country with the biggest HIV population worldwide. The U. S. State Department explained that it will gradu

environment

Water‑Saving Solar Boats Keep Australia Cool

June 23, 2026

Australia faces a serious water shortage. Farmers use most of the country’s supply, and droughts add to the pressure. To protect water, engineers created floating solar panels that sit on dams and reservoirs. They act like a roof, cutting evaporation while generating electricity. These panels are c