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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

health

Heart Health Revealed by DNA‑Switches

July 1, 2026

"Scientists are now looking beyond family history to understand why some people develop heart disease. They focus on epigenetics, the way genes are turned on or off without changing the DNA itself. This new approach shows how diet, exercise, and stress can change gene activity and influence heart ri

environment

Finding a cool spot in Northwest Arkansas during the heatwave

July 1, 2026

Northwest Arkansas is bracing for a tough week of scorching temperatures. The National Weather Service has flagged the region for dangerous heat levels. Humidity will make it feel even hotter than the actual temperature. Experts predict heat index values could climb above 100 degrees every day until

sports

Which coach stood out the most in boys' sports this past school year?

June 30, 2026

The 2025-26 school year saw several teams dominate their leagues, but one coach’s team really caught attention. The Spanish Springs football team finished the season without a single loss, crushing Bishop Manogue 48-7 in the 5A-North Regional finals before taking the state title over Faith Lutheran.

politics

Do scandals still pack the same punch they used to?

June 28, 2026

Back in the ’70s, a political mess could bring down a whole presidency in months. Today, even big stories seem to vanish overnight. That’s the point Vice President JD Vance made recently while standing in Nixon’s old library. He argued that if Watergate happened today, it’d be old news by dinner tim

art

Trash Turns Into Art: Gullah Artists Reclaim the Coast

June 26, 2026

The South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium has turned a library room into an art gallery, where Gullah-Geechee creators use beach trash to make striking pieces. The event is part of a grant‑funded series that encourages local cleanup and then turns the collected debris into art. Artists gather pl

politics

Nixon, Trump and the Power of Politics

June 26, 2026

JD Vance recently spoke at a California library that honors former President Richard Nixon. He said the Watergate scandal would hardly have stopped a president today, calling it “crazy” to think it could. Vance’s view is that the political climate has changed so much that a scandal of that size woul

politics

Why Faith and Politics United at Nixon’s Old Home

June 26, 2026

A crowd of over 400 filled the Nixon Presidential Library last week to hear Vice President JD Vance talk about his new memoir on faith. The event, held in Yorba Linda, California, wasn’t just about books—it also mixed in sharp political comments. Vance opened by joking about book sales comparing him

politics

Colorado fights back against Space Command move to Alabama

June 26, 2026

Alabama’s top lawyer has asked a federal court to throw out Colorado’s lawsuit over where the U. S. Space Command should be based. The state argues that Colorado is trying to use courts to undo a decision made by the president on national security grounds. They call it “politics dressed up as law” a

opinion

City Budgets, Trail Plans and Tax Talks in Florida

June 25, 2026

Florida voters are split over how public services should be paid for, with some suggesting that only those who use a service like fire protection or policing should pay for it. The idea sounds simple but would leave many emergencies unserved unless people voluntarily sign up and pay in advance. Th