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Religion and Robots: A New Guide for Faith

July 16, 2026

In a world where machines learn to talk, leaders of faith are drawing new rules that fit their traditions. They are not alone; clergy worldwide ask the same question: How does artificial intelligence fit into our beliefs? The Pope’s choice of name, Leo XIV, signals a special focus on AI. He na

lifestyle

Back‑to‑School Ready: The New Yeti Backpack

July 14, 2026

Yeti has introduced a new backpack that promises to keep up with the hectic lives of students and active adults. The bag is called the Palo and it comes in three different sizes: 20, 26, and 32 litres. The prices start at $175 for the smallest version and go up to $250 for the largest one. Three col

science

How a Silent Gene Switch Can Boost Cancer Growth

July 14, 2026

The RINES gene, normally hidden in a DNA region rich in CG pairs, can be turned off by adding methyl groups. When this happens across many cancers—esophagus, nose‑area, colon, breast, lung, kidney, cervix and liver—the result is a sharp drop in RINES protein. Patients whose tumors show this switch t

business

Changes in Louisiana's Business and Healthcare Scene

July 6, 2026

South Louisiana is seeing fresh faces and new roles in key organizations. Pelican Credit Union has elevated Missy Matherne to senior vice president over finance, risk, and payments. Her background includes stints as CFO at Louisiana Federal Credit Union and finance VP at Jefferson Financial Credit U

opinion

Balancing Visitors and Locals in Charleston

July 6, 2026

Charleston is updating its tourism rules for the first time in years, focusing more on the needs of residents than just attracting visitors. That sounds good, but putting it into action is tricky. Some suggest bringing in richer tourists who spend more money, but this approach can backfire. When pri

lifestyle

Philadelphia Mornings: More Than Just Coffee and Routine

July 5, 2026

Philadelphia’s early hours tell a story far beyond the usual rush. Locals who love history often start with something stronger than just a quick coffee. A rich, smooth cup—often Colombian—sets a calm tone, especially when paired with quick games or puzzles. Specialty spots, like a café run by two si

crypto

Big Whale Buy‑Backs Push Bitcoin While Funds Sell Out

July 4, 2026

The crypto scene is showing a strange split. In June, U. S. Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds lost more than four billion dollars, their worst month ever. At the same time, the biggest private holders quietly added 270, 000 Bitcoins, worth about sixteen‑seven billion dollars, in just two weeks.

entertainment

Reading Lights Up the Silver Screen

July 4, 2026

The city’s historic streets recently hosted a film crew, turning everyday neighborhoods into a movie set for the new drama “Magic Time. ” The production took place in June, using two restored homes owned by local councilman O. Christopher Miller and his wife William Bender. Their Victorian architect

entertainment

Butler County Fair 2024: What’s New and What to Expect

July 4, 2026

For more than a century and a half, Butler County has celebrated its farming roots and rural traditions at its annual fair, running this year from July 14 to 19. While livestock shows and 4-H competitions remain the heart of the event, this edition adds some unexpected twists. Instead of just cattle

entertainment

Fun Night at Greenville’s Unity Park: Music, Food and Fireworks

July 3, 2026

A Saturday night in early July turns into a community celebration at Unity Park, where a fireworks display lights up the sky from 6 to 10 p. m. The evening starts with local music, followed by a performance from the Greenville Symphony Orchestra before the main pyrotechnic show. Visitors can enjoy a