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South Africa's Parkinson's research offers new insights into a global health challenge

June 24, 2026

For the past twenty years, a small but dedicated research team in South Africa has been working to understand Parkinson's disease in a country where few studies have been done. Compared to wealthier nations, Africa has far less research on this brain disorder. Doctors often miss or misdiagnose cases

lifestyle

Money talks: Why young couples should chat about prenups before saying I do

June 24, 2026

Planning a wedding often means endless checklists—dresses, venues, catering—but one topic rarely makes the cut: prenuptial agreements. Many assume prenups are only for celebrities or the ultra-rich, but experts say they’re more like a financial roadmap for any couple starting out. Whether it’s unequ

entertainment

A fun Fourth of July in Southern California with many choices

June 24, 2026

Planning a July Fourth weekend in Southern California isn’t just about picking one hottest spot. Many places are mixing things up this year. Some skip the loud fireworks and go for light displays from drones instead. The FoodieLand Food Festival at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl is a major food event with ove

entertainment

Thai cinemas to welcome heartfelt Chinese family drama

June 24, 2026

A Chinese family drama that had people in China rushing to theaters is now coming to Thailand. The film follows a grandson who travels all the way to Thailand searching for his grandfather, only to uncover a long-kept family secret. The story isn't about big action scenes or famous actors—it's about

politics

Exploring the crypto bill’s hidden politics and who holds the real power

June 24, 2026

A little-known White House official named Patrick Witt has quietly become the center of Washington’s latest crypto drama. His job? To push through the Clarity Act, a sweeping overhaul of financial rules that could reshape how digital money is handled in the U. S. But here’s the twist: Democrats want

technology

Sold passwords and customer info kept apart – how two data leaks link up

June 24, 2026

In 2022, a single security failure spilled encrypted passwords for thousands of users. That incident wasn’t the end—just a warning. Before the dust settled, another break-in happened somewhere else. This time the target was a marketing firm called Klue, and its customer database held files belonging

weather

Stormy Skies Over Minnesota: What’s Brewing and Who’s Affected

June 24, 2026

Minnesota is trading sunny skies for dark clouds as thunderstorms sweep in Tuesday, bringing warnings and potential hazards. The National Weather Service has flagged several counties—including McLeod, Sibley, Carver, Becker, Kandiyohi, and Swift—for severe thunderstorms until 5:30 p. m. These storms

environment

Quick thinking saves two swimmers at Holland State Park

June 24, 2026

Around 2 p. m. on June 22, two local teenagers found themselves caught in rough waters near the pier at Holland State Park. Strong northwest winds had whipped up large waves, making swimming risky. Instead of panicking, one person on the pier spotted the struggling swimmers and acted fast. They grab

weather

Illinois breaks tornado records before summer even starts

June 24, 2026

This year has been unusually busy for tornadoes in the U. S. , with nearly 800 tornadoes reported nationwide by early June. Illinois, a state not usually seen as a tornado hotspot, has surprised experts by leading with 157 tornadoes so far. That's more than double the number in Mississippi, which co

environment

Los Angeles plans to end oil drilling in neighborhoods

June 24, 2026

Los Angeles is moving toward banning oil drilling in residential areas, a decision years in the making. Many residents near drilling sites complain about constant noise, bad smells, heavy truck traffic, and health worries. During a recent meeting, activists protested under banners like "Wilmington w