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exelon foundations

Bright Minds Power a New Future

July 3, 2026

David Chudoba, a senior at Niles West High School, has always leaned toward math and science. When the Exelon Foundation invited him to a weeklong STEM Academy, he jumped at the chance to explore engineering prospects. The program unfolded at DePaul University and the ComEd Training Center from Jun

education

Bible verses in Texas English classes: a closer look

June 28, 2026

Texas schools recently started pairing short Bible verses with English lessons, a move approved by a narrow vote in the state legislature. About 200 verses now appear in classrooms, but this isn’t just about adding extra reading material. The decision has sparked debate about whether religion belong

education

Texas school rules spark debate over history lessons

June 27, 2026

Texas education officials are about to decide how history and reading will be taught in public schools starting in 2030. The State Board of Education, mostly made up of Republicans, has spent months reviewing new rules that would give more attention to Christian ideas in elementary classes while red

lifestyle

Which Driveway Surface Wins: Recycled Concrete or Gravel?

June 22, 2026

Choosing a driveway material can shape how your home looks and feels. Two common options are recycled concrete (RCA) and gravel, each with its own perks and drawbacks. Recycled concrete is made from crushed old pavement. It packs tightly, giving a firm base that can hold up to heavy cars without cr

opinion

Growth Is the Key to Ending Poverty

June 21, 2026

Countries that have lifted people out of poverty did so by growing their economies. The pattern is clear: when a nation’s income rises, the poorest people see the biggest improvements in food, water, shelter and health. This link is stronger than many believe and behaves almost like a rule of nature

environment

Trail Work in Alaska’s Biggest Park Is a Year‑Long Job

June 20, 2026

Alaska is known for its harsh winters and endless road projects, but keeping the trails in Chugach State Park running smooth is a full‑time effort. Volunteers with the Chugach Park Fund discover that trail planning, material sourcing, crew hiring and fundraising happen all year round, not just in su

science

Big Earth Shakes and Storms That Changed the World

June 16, 2026

A volcanic blast on Thera about 4, 600 years ago pushed the Minoan Empire toward collapse and paved the way for the Mycenaeans to rise. The eruption threw ash into the sky, flooded nearby coasts with tsunamis, and shattered trade routes that had kept the Minoans powerful. Historians even link this e

politics

The Road Map for Colorado's Future

June 13, 2026

Life in Colorado's 3rd District is facing some big challenges lately. People there are feeling the pinch of high prices. Think about gas, groceries, and general living costs. This pressure isn't just felt at home. Rural medical facilities are struggling financially. Some small hospitals must cut s

politics

Europe's Identity Question: Why Are Things Changing?

June 13, 2026

Western Europe is going through a massive cultural shift. Many people feel like their old ways of life are fading away fast. This isn't just about fashion or music, though. It’s deeper than that. People are questioning the big ideas that used to guide society. They are looking for new anchors in a r

religion

Pope Visits Canary Islands to Meet Migrants and Call for Humanitarian Action

June 11, 2026

On Thursday, the Pope flew from Barcelona to the Canary Islands, where he plans to speak with about a thousand people who have crossed dangerous Atlantic waters in search of safety. He will land on Gran Canaria around 10:50 a. m. (0950 GMT) and then visit groups that support newly arrived migrants,