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Heat Wave Turns Beach into Cooling Hub

July 1, 2026

The early heat in Indiana has pushed people to the shore, turning the local beach into a busy refuge. Before lifeguards even set up at 11 a. m. , the parking lot was already packed. Second‑year lifeguard Matthew Billings warned that heat exhaustion is the most common problem, urging folks to d

entertainment

Summer Fun in Snowmass: A July Adventure

July 1, 2026

Snowmass Village is busy this July, offering a mix of music, sports and art for everyone. The plan starts with an ice cream social on July 2 at the Town Park, where people can enjoy free treats and lawn games. Friday nights bring free concerts in the Rock Garden, featuring local bands like Wild Flig

education

New Loan Rules Hit Medical Students, Spark Legal Backlash

July 1, 2026

A recent court decision has reversed a federal move that would have sharply cut the amount of money nursing students could borrow. The ruling, issued by Judge Beryl Howell, restored full loan limits for nursing programs that had been reduced under a policy finalized by the Department of Education la

politics

New Rules for Schools and the Capitol in Minnesota

July 1, 2026

In Minnesota, several new rules start on July 1. They cover schools, the state Capitol, and social media. First, schools must set up a way for people to report threats anonymously. This can be an app, a website or a phone line. The state will give $4 million to help schools build these systems. If

sports

Acuña’s Road to Recovery Looks Long‑Term

July 1, 2026

Ronald Acuña Jr. will not be back in the Braves lineup soon, according to manager Walt Weiss. The right‑fielder is still on the 10‑day injured list after a hamstring injury that first appeared in early June. He was seen working on drills at Truist Park, showing he is determined to get better. Becau

politics

Supreme Court Blocks Trump From Dismissing Copyright Chief

July 1, 2026

The U. S. Supreme Court has decided not to allow President Trump to fire the nation's top copyright officer, keeping Shira Perlmutter in her role for now. This move comes amid a series of disputes where the president has tried to remove federal officials he disagrees with. The court’s brief ruling s

politics

Data Centers: Why the Debate Might Be Overstated

July 1, 2026

A recent speech by the U. S. Energy Secretary urged people who back data centers to speak out against critics, claiming the worries about these giant facilities are exaggerated. He pointed out that opponents worry about high water and power consumption, as well as the potential for artificial intell

technology

AI and Jobs: What’s Really Happening

July 1, 2026

The world is watching as new programs try to help people keep working when robots grow smarter. Some experts say the best way to stop big job losses is to teach workers new skills that match a future powered by artificial intelligence. They argue that governments need more money for training a

technology

Beach‑Ready Speakers: A Quick Test of Portability, Sound and Durability

July 1, 2026

I packed three popular Bluetooth speakers for a trip to Pensacola Beach and let each one play its part in the sun, sand and surf. The day began with a JBL Charge 6 that promised long battery life and easy sharing via Auracast. Its strap made carrying a three‑pound unit feel like a walk in the park,

science

Grass Ash Turns Toxic Soil Safe

July 1, 2026

In a surprising twist, researchers turned clippings from the hyperaccumulator plant Dicranopteris pedata into a powerful soil cleaner. The process, called carbonisation, transforms the plant waste into a material rich in amorphous carbon and tiny particles of lanthanum, cerium, and yttrium. This ne