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Women Leaders Share Their Secrets to Success

July 17, 2026

The 2025 APA annual conference featured a panel called “Leadership in Focus, ” organized by the Women in Neuropsychology committee of Division 40. Four well‑known female experts—Kim Gorgens, Paula Shear, Chriscelyn Tussey, and Sara Weisenbach—joined together to talk about how women can thrive in neu

opinion

High School Sports Update: New Plans and Big Changes

July 17, 2026

The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) is gearing up for a busy season. In Montgomery, the association’s team is busy preparing for next week’s summer conference and All‑Star Sports Week, a time when coaches, administrators, and schools meet to discuss rules and logistics. A mandatory

politics

Blanche’s Role in the Justice Department: A Question of Loyalty and Law

July 16, 2026

The U. S. attorney general is meant to protect the public’s legal interests, yet some argue that Todd Blanche has put his allegiance to President Trump above this duty. Blanche, who stepped in as acting attorney general after Pam Bondi’s resignation, has been accused of advancing the president’s

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

politics

New CDC Director Vows to Rely on Science

July 16, 2026

The latest nominee for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, based in Atlanta, has pledged to let science guide her decisions during health crises. She emphasized that her leadership will focus on facts and evidence rather than political pressure. During the Senate hearing, she chose not

politics

Debate Over the CFPB: A Shift in Power and Policy

July 16, 2026

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has become the center of a heated debate as its current interim head, Russell Vought, prepares to step down after a year and a half in the role. During his final hearing before the House Financial Services Committee, Vought defended his decision to cut

politics

House Plans Big Budget Move Focused on Iran, Farms and Elections

July 16, 2026

The House has issued a new fiscal 2027 plan that could lead to a $95 billion package, mainly aimed at spending for the Iran conflict. Four committees are tasked to draft bills by September 11, with up to $73 billion for defense and an extra $12 billion for farm support. An additional $10 billion wou

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Supreme Court Justices Plan to Talk Security and Controversy with Congress

July 14, 2026

Elena Kagan and Amy Coney Barrett will meet with the House Appropriations subcommittee to explain why the Supreme Court wants an extra $16. 6 million for security in 2027. The money would give each justice six new guards and add 25 officers to the Court building, plus $2 million for a home‑security

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Chicago’s New Stadium Gets $424 Million in Tax‑Funding Boost

July 14, 2026

The city council’s finance committee cleared a hefty funding plan for the area around Chicago Fire’s new stadium. The proposal moves more than $400 million of Tax Increment Funding (TIF) into road and rail upgrades, a parking garage, riverbank work, and better walkways. The stadium itself is paid fo

politics

City Council Humbles Ethics Plan, Sparks Debate

July 12, 2026

The Aurora City Council spent a little over two hours in a heated workshop on Mayor John Laesch’s long‑promised campaign‑finance ethics package. While some aldermen pushed back against tightening rules on political action committees (PACs), others fought for clearer disclosure standards that they fe

Women Leaders Share Their Secrets to Success

High School Sports Update: New Plans and Big Changes

Blanche’s Role in the Justice Department: A Question of Loyalty and Law

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

New CDC Director Vows to Rely on Science

Debate Over the CFPB: A Shift in Power and Policy

House Plans Big Budget Move Focused on Iran, Farms and Elections

Supreme Court Justices Plan to Talk Security and Controversy with Congress

Chicago’s New Stadium Gets $424 Million in Tax‑Funding Boost

City Council Humbles Ethics Plan, Sparks Debate

Chicago’s New Stadium Gets $424 Million in Tax‑Funding Boost