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School policies under scrutiny as federal review questions fairness in girls' sports and facilities

June 25, 2026

Federal officials have launched an examination into how three large Maryland school districts handle students’ access to gender-separated programs and spaces. The investigation centers on whether local policies follow rules meant to protect girls’ participation in school sports and safe access to lo

politics

New Faces Taking Charge in EU’s Security and Diplomacy Push

June 25, 2026

The European Union is making big changes to its top security and diplomacy roles, bringing in fresh leadership as global tensions rise. A former Dutch defence chief, Kajsa Ollongren, will soon lead the EU’s diplomatic service, starting in September. Ollongren, who previously shaped Dutch military po

health

Money and Ebola: How the U. S. Plans to Spend Over a Billion Dollars to Keep the Virus Away

June 25, 2026

The U. S. government wants to ask Congress for over $1. 4 billion to fight the growing Ebola outbreak. This money isn’t just for one thing—it would cover many different needs, like helping Americans who might have been exposed to the virus. Part of the funds, around $800 million, would go toward set

finance

A Hidden Tech Services Stock Flying Under Wall Street’s Radar

June 25, 2026

A little-known company called IES Holdings has quietly climbed nearly 160% in a year, reaching nearly $780 per share. Most big investors aren’t talking about it yet, but its stock keeps setting new records. Tech and construction services don’t usually grab headlines like AI startups or crypto, yet t

politics

County faces big budget hit after local leader steps down

June 25, 2026

Albemarle County could lose a small fortune because one of its key financial managers just quit. The departure of this official may drain hundreds of thousands from school budgets that were already tight. Local leaders now have to scramble to plug the gap before the next school year starts. This ki

crime

How New York is making it easier for sexual assault survivors to come forward

June 25, 2026

New York has seen a rise in sexual assault survivors speaking up, not because attacks are increasing, but because the city is making it safer for them to do so. A key reason? A legal update in 2024 that broadened what counts as rape. Before, proving penetration was often required—now, the law recogn

crime

Hidden Camera Near Eugene Home Shows How Crime Rings Pick Their Targets

June 25, 2026

Police in Eugene recently found a sneaky hidden camera near a family’s home, wrapped in fake grass and duct tape. It was likely used by a group of thieves who have been targeting Asian American households across Oregon and nearby states since 2023. Instead of breaking in right away, these criminals

finance

Chipmakers get a boost as AI demand heats up

June 25, 2026

Investors got excited on Wednesday night when two big chip companies shared strong predictions about future sales. Micron Technology, which makes memory chips, said its earnings would beat what experts expected this quarter. That news showed how much people really want the chips needed for AI tools.

finance

Tech Dividends: Not All Sectors Grow Fast, Some Just Hand Cash Back

June 25, 2026

Tech stocks usually grab headlines for explosive growth, not steady payouts. But some companies buck this trend, offering dividends while still investing in AI, cloud computing, and other cutting-edge areas. This isn’t the norm—many tech firms prefer to reinvest profits for expansion rather than sha

politics

Behind the Numbers: IRS Refunds Move Fast, But Help Runs Slow

June 25, 2026

This year’s tax season brought a surprising twist: refunds arrived quickly even though the IRS lost thousands of workers. Many Americans filed their taxes without major delays, thanks partly to automated systems that handled routine checks. Yet behind those smooth refunds lies a different story—one