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Trump’s Crypto Cash Flow: A Billion‑Dollar Shift

July 1, 2026

The new disclosure form shows that the former president’s earnings from cryptocurrency ventures far outpace his long‑standing real‑estate holdings. In the last year, a company called World Liberty Financial sold “governance tokens” that raised more than half a billion dollars, while another entity,

science

NASA’s Moon Mission Boost: New Deals, More Landers, and a Future Base

July 1, 2026

NASA has given almost $600 million to three U. S. companies—Astrobotic, Firefly Aerospace and Intuitive Machines—to send four robotic science missions to the Moon by 2028. The contracts are part of NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services plan, which aims to build the tools and experience needed for

technology

Why Teens Sue Social Media and What It Means for Kids Online

July 1, 2026

A thirteen-year-old from Florida just settled a lawsuit against TikTok. The case claimed the app harmed his mental health after he started using it daily at age eight. His parents say it led to sleepless nights, constant worry, and feelings of worthlessness. While TikTok hasn’t admitted wrongdoing,

finance

ETF rules under the spotlight as regulators seek input

July 1, 2026

The U. S. financial watchdog is taking a fresh look at how it handles new types of exchange-traded funds, including those tied to cryptocurrencies. Instead of making changes quietly, it’s asking the public to weigh in over the next two months. The move hints that the regulator might be preparing to

health

Small meals or big meals: What really matters for weight loss?

July 1, 2026

A doctor from Nashville has called out a common diet tip: the idea that eating five or six tiny meals daily helps with shedding pounds. After studying meal patterns, the specialist found that spreading calories across three regular meals can work just as well—or even better. The trick isn’t in how o

politics

Republican infighting leaves key bills stuck as lawmakers head for early break

July 1, 2026

The House of Representatives wrapped up its week early on Tuesday after a group of Republicans blocked plans to move forward with major bills. Instead of voting on important issues like defense funding and budget plans, lawmakers packed up and left for a longer-than-usual summer break starting soone

politics

Gun Age Laws: What the Supreme Court Left Unchanged

July 1, 2026

The U. S. Supreme Court recently chose not to review laws that stop people aged 18 to 20 from buying or using guns. This decision comes after the court expanded gun rights in 2022, making it harder to challenge restrictions. Two big cases were involved: one was a federal rule banning handgun sales t

politics

Florida leaders split over big Supreme Court decisions

July 1, 2026

In Florida, state leaders aren’t on the same page about recent Supreme Court rulings. Gov. Ron DeSantis called one decision—a ruling keeping birthright citizenship—a "total defeat. " The Court also said states can ban transgender students from female sports, a move some leaders praised for protectin

technology

Standing desks worth checking out for home workers

June 30, 2026

Working from home removes the daily commute but often traps people in chairs for hours. Sitting all day tightens muscles, compresses joints, and slows circulation. Standing desks promise a quick fix by letting you work upright. A few brands now sell electric models that raise and lower with the touc

crime

A Florida nurse’s healthcare scheme and the surprising rise of wound care fraud

June 30, 2026

In Florida, a case of alleged Medicare fraud has taken a dramatic turn, revealing how a small group of people tried to profit from a system meant to help patients. Prosecutors say a nurse practitioner from Sarasota led a scheme that billed Medicare over $118 million for unnecessary wound care treatm