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Integrating Asthma Care into Iran’s Primary Clinics

July 12, 2026

Iran has a wide network of public health centers and hospitals. In 2019, the government decided to add asthma services into this system and tested it in a pilot program. The main workers were primary health care providers (PHCPs) and family doctors who had to spot asthma cases and manage them. The p

finance

Inflation’s Big Mix: Weather, Tech, Trade and War

July 12, 2026

The world feels the squeeze of rising prices from many sides. A powerful El Niño storm this summer is expected to throw crops and food prices into chaos. It brings heavy rain to some regions while making others drier, hurting farmers who grow soft goods like coffee and cocoa. At the same time

lifestyle

Finding Lost Pups and Feeding Philly: A Weekend of Surprises

July 12, 2026

Colleen Bell, known around town as the Delco Dog Detective, has spent fourteen years hunting down stray dogs in the Philadelphia area. She claims to have reunited nearly one thousand pups with their owners, using her own tricks and a lot of patience. Bell started a nonprofit called GoodBoy Dog Recov

entertainment

Community Music Day Lights Up Reading

July 12, 2026

A lively gathering on Saturday turned the GoggleWorks Center for the Arts into a hub of music, art and family fun. The event marked the first time the Berks Summer Fest moved from a stadium to downtown Reading, taking advantage of both indoor and outdoor spaces. The festival’s organizers, Berks Arts

health

A Tough Choice: Helping a Teen With Mental Health Stay on Track

July 12, 2026

The story centers on a single mother who worries about her 19‑year‑old daughter, who struggles with bipolar II, ADHD, anxiety and depression. She has tried therapy and medication changes, but her daughter keeps turning down offers for a residential program that could help her learn independence.

opinion

Space‑Solar Power: America’s New Energy Frontier

July 11, 2026

The U. S. energy system is reaching a breaking point. New tech like AI, big data centers and defense gear need huge, steady power that the current grid can’t keep up with. If nothing changes, electricity could stall future growth. A promising idea is solar power from orbit. Satellites in s

politics

A Hollywood Star Says No to Politics

July 11, 2026

Patrick Dempsey, a well‑known actor and cancer advocate, has decided not to run for the U. S. Senate. In a recent opinion piece he explained that his current work at the Dempsey Center gives him more impact than a political career would. He added that he had briefly considered the idea, but ultimate

opinion

A Dilemma for a Mother and Her Son

July 11, 2026

Meg has watched her son Rodney grow up as a troublemaker for more than four decades. He often broke family rules, ruined the car, and spent money on odd hobbies while his parents paid every bill. Rodney’s college years were marked by a single bowling class, and he later joined a fraternity that turn

sports

Sticker Swap Showdown: Fans Go Big on the Record

July 11, 2026

Panini is planning a massive sticker‑swap event that could set a new world record. The company will run the competition for eight hours, from 11 a. m. to 7 p. m. , in several big spots across the United States and Mexico, including the American Dream mall, New York City’s Rockefeller Center, Guadala

finance

Connectors that Keep AI Running: Why the Year Matters More Than the Quarter

July 11, 2026

Credo Technology Group is a maker of low‑power, high‑reliability networking chips that help AI data centers move huge amounts of information. The company is pushing a new line called AECs and growing its optical product range, aiming to keep up with the exploding demand for AI workloads. After a