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Bill Curry: A South Street Legend Who Turned Bars into Stories

July 14, 2026

Bill Curry, 85, left a lasting mark on Philadelphia’s South Street. He traded his newspaper job for a barstool and opened Copabanana in 1978, turning a modest tavern into a local icon. The spot became known for its art‑deco vibe, fresh lime margaritas, sizzling burgers in a front‑window grill, and g

environment

Help the Night Glow: Protecting Fireflies

July 14, 2026

Fireflies, those tiny lanterns that light up summer nights, are vanishing faster than ever across America. Experts say the main culprit is losing the places where these insects live and grow. Many of them have only one chance a year to make their glowing display, so when that habitat disappears th

technology

Tech Giants Face Street Protest Over AI Growth

July 14, 2026

Protesters marched in San Francisco’s downtown, moving between the headquarters of OpenAI, Anthropic and Google DeepMind. The aim was clear: stop the launch of new AI models that push the limits of power and complexity. The event, organized by Stop the AI Race, mixed concerns about machine safety

politics

New Path for South Carolina’s Senate Seat

July 14, 2026

The story of Darline Graham Nordone shows how family ties can shape politics. After losing her mother to cancer in 1976, the siblings lost their father a year later, leaving 13‑year‑old Lindsey without parents. Graham, who was then in law school, stepped in as Lindsey’s guardian and focused on her s

sports

'From Santo Domingo to the Majors: The Journey of Junior Caminero'

July 14, 2026

'Junior Caminero grew up in the lively streets of Santo Domingo, where baseball is more than a game—it’s a way of life. From an early age he chased the ball in local parks and watched legends like Pedro Martínez and David Ortiz play, dreaming of a similar path. He skipped traditional schooling aft

entertainment

Weekend fun in Minnesota – music, art and cars for all

July 14, 2026

The summer buzz in Minnesota gets louder this weekend with a mix of music, art and automotive excitement that anyone can enjoy. The Minnesota Yacht Club Festival on Harriet Island pulls a huge crowd, offering live sets from popular acts like The Lumineers and The Strokes. Three‑day passes start a

entertainment

Sparked in Shanghai: A Giant Fan Gathering for a New Game Season

July 14, 2026

Shanghai’s West Bund Art Center welcomed fans on the 11th with a vibrant display that turned the lobby into an interactive playground. Visitors could jump straight into game‑style challenges, snapping photos of the themed decorations before the official start. The venue was a global hub, drawing pla

science

How Cities Change the Bacteria Inside Us

July 14, 2026

South Asian cities are reshaping the tiny world inside our guts in ways that differ from place to place. A large study called SAMBAR looked at 575 adults from ten communities that live in both remote villages and bustling towns. The researchers compared the gut bacteria of people who still practice

politics

Stability and Growth: Reeves’ Final Pitch Before the Leadership Change

July 14, 2026

Rachel Reeves, who is set to leave her role as finance minister when Andy Burnham takes office, used a recent speech to highlight the strength of Britain’s economy and defend her fiscal choices. She said that the country has grown because of decisions made since Labour took power under Keir Starmer

finance

Oil Prices Jump as US‑Iran Clash Rages, Jobs Shift, and Politicians Spar

July 12, 2026

Oil prices climbed sharply after the United States said it had finished a temporary deal with Iran, sparking military strikes on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. The shock rippled through global markets, lifting both West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude. An economist named Justin Wolfers noted that