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Shia LaBeouf’s Confrontation Leads to Arrest of Alleged Stalker

July 16, 2026

In a surprising turn, the woman who has been following Shia LaBeouf for months was taken into custody after a video of their meeting went viral. The incident took place in a parking lot, where LaBeouf calmly told the woman to stop bothering him. He said, “Leave me alone. God bless you. Leave me alon

crime

Unexpected Crash Hits Local Sports Bar Sign

July 16, 2026

A recent video shows a driver, trying to escape police, careening into the sign of a sports bar in Myrtle Beach. The incident involved 59‑year‑old William Moore, who was pursued after authorities discovered stolen license plates from Georgia. While speeding, the officer decided it was safer to

sports

Argentina’s Road to the Final: A Late‑Game Surge

July 16, 2026

Argentina pushed past England in a thrilling semi‑final, thanks to Lionel Messi’s clever play and Lautaro Martínez’s clutch finish. The match saw two quick assists from Messi that sparked a 2‑1 comeback, turning the game on its head in just seven minutes. Martínez netted the winner during stoppage t

lifestyle

Medina’s New Bee Park Gives South Town a Fresh Spot

July 16, 2026

The city of Medina has added a new public space in the South Town area. The park, called Medina Bee Park, opened on June 26 after a ribbon‑cutting ceremony. It sits at 380 S. Broadway St. , where people can relax and enjoy nature. The park was created with help from many groups. Designers, landscap

health

Mind and gut: the link between low mood and slow bowels

July 16, 2026

People often say that stress can upset the stomach, but scientists are digging deeper to see how feeling down might slow digestion. A recent study looked at adults living in a northern region of Iran to find out if those with depression were more likely to have constipation. The researchers gathe

lifestyle

A New Life on the Move

July 16, 2026

She had just left a small apartment and her kids were grown. The silence that once felt like freedom now seemed empty, so she tried volunteering and joining groups but nothing stuck. Travel was a dream, yet the costs of divorce, single parenting and living in an expensive city made it impossible. Sh

celebrities

Meghan Markle’s Emmy Nod Sparks Surprise in Entertainment World

July 16, 2026

Meghan Markle’s first foray into television landed her a nomination for a Daytime Emmy, a move that has left many industry observers scratching their heads. The Duchess of Sussex had already seen her Netflix series, “With Love, Meghan, ” cancelled after one season, yet the nomination has sparked a f

environment

YouTube’s Energy Talk: Who Listens and Why

July 16, 2026

The debate about how to power our future is louder than ever, but the way people hear it matters. A recent study looked at YouTube videos that discuss switching to cleaner energy. It tried to find out which messages stick with viewers and who is watching. First, the researchers gathered thousa

science

CYP3A Enzymes Boost Toxicity of a New Fuzi Marker

July 16, 2026

The plant known as Fuzi is popular for heart and joint problems, but it also contains dangerous compounds. A new substance called 10‑hydroxyl mesaconitine (10‑OH MA) has been found in patients’ blood and urine at levels similar to a well‑known toxic molecule, aconitine. Researchers set out to see ho

politics

Napanee Adds New Rules for Camps After Park Mix‑Up

July 16, 2026

A mistake at Lions Park made the town of Greater Napanee realize it needs a clearer plan for reviewing camp maps. The error involved a map that didn’t match the actual layout of the park, causing confusion for visitors. Because of this, officials decided to formalise how they check and approve