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Rams Revamp: CSU Aims for Power School Status

July 2, 2026

Colorado State’s new athletic chief is shouting loud about a bold shift. He says the university already has the size, talent and reputation of a “power school, ” and now he wants that to show in sports. The message is clear: the Rams are ready for a new era. The change began when John Weber stepped

entertainment

Science Takes the Spotlight at Anthropic

July 2, 2026

Anthropic’s recent actions have shifted the perception that they are truly committed to scientific progress. Their approach is more than hype; it shows a deliberate effort to ground their AI research in rigorous methodology. By engaging with peer‑reviewed studies and open data, they move beyon

sports

All‑State Soccer Stars of Tennessee 2026

July 2, 2026

The 2026 season wrapped up with a flurry of talent recognized across the state. The Tennessee Sports Writers Association chose standout players from five different divisions, highlighting those who led their teams to success. In Class A, a group of seniors and juniors from schools like Memphis Bu

sports

Jenny Taft’s Family Roots and How They Shaped Her Career

July 2, 2026

Jenny Taft grew up in a house that echoed with the clack of ice and the rush of speed. Her dad, John Taft, was a star defenseman for the University of Wisconsin–Madison and later played in the NHL with the Detroit Red Wings. He also led the U. S. team at the 1976 Winter Olympics. From him, Jenny lea

opinion

Religion vs. Communism: A Modern Clash

July 2, 2026

"It seems that a growing number of politicians in the United States identify with extreme leftist ideologies, and this shift is raising concerns among many citizens. One key point often highlighted is that communism, as originally outlined by Karl Marx, targets religion first. Marx argued that bel

celebrities

Where Do Celebrities Get Married When They Want a Stage?

July 2, 2026

Popular athletes and performers sometimes pick unusual spots for their weddings, and Madison Square Garden isn’t exactly the first place most people picture for exchanging rings. The giant indoor arena in New York City has hosted major sports games and concerts for over fifty years, but it’s also se

health

Religious Habit Boosts Physical Health, New Study Shows

July 1, 2026

A new study from Brigham Young University’s Wheatley Institute looks at how regular church attendance affects body health. The research is part of a three‑part series that also covers mental and social benefits of religion. Researchers sifted through about 60, 000 papers on faith and health. They k

politics

The Court’s Big Decision on Women’s Sports

July 1, 2026

In early 2026, a Supreme Court ruling settled a long‑running debate about whether transgender athletes can compete on girls’ and women’s teams. The decision upheld state laws that bar biological men from such competitions, marking a win for those who argue the laws protect women’s sports. The story

politics

Entertainment and Power: How Big Names Shape What We Watch

July 1, 2026

The world of sports and movies is often seen as pure entertainment, but behind the scenes a small group of powerful people controls much of what we see. Big names like Jerry Seinfeld, Larry David, Ben Stiller and Adam Sandler are not just actors; they sit in front row seats at big events, showing th

technology

AI tools for scientists: One platform to rule workflows, not models

July 1, 2026

Scientists juggle databases, pipelines, and tools every day. A new AI platform wants to simplify that chaos. Called Claude Science, it’s not a smarter AI model. It’s a single workspace where researchers can pull data, run experiments, and generate results without jumping between apps. The system con