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Democrats Push Back After Republicans Gain Campaign Finance Edge

July 2, 2026

A recent Supreme Court decision has shifted the balance of campaign spending rules, giving Republican party committees a cheaper way to buy TV ads. Democrats now argue that the FCC’s new guidance conflicts with the Communications Act, which guarantees candidates the lowest possible ad rates. Four hi

education

New Voices, New Paths: A Lesson in Courage and Language

July 2, 2026

The town of Syracuse welcomed a newcomer in 2013, drawn by the strength of its refugee families and their vibrant culture. Since then he has helped launch food projects, community markets, and now a summer program called Soup Camp. He writes to his students who have just finished an advanced Engl

politics

Scientists Back Democratic Candidates with Big Money Boost

July 2, 2026

A new political group has just raised a record $12 million for the 2026 midterm elections, aiming to support Democratic candidates who have science or medical backgrounds. The money is split between advertising and direct aid to hopefuls such as Ohio’s gubernatorial contender Amy Acton and South Car

opinion

Drive‑by Dilemmas: The Quiet Rise of Self‑Driving Cars

July 2, 2026

The sight of silent white Jaguars weaving through Los Angeles streets once felt like a page from a sci‑fi story, drawing smiles and phones from onlookers. Yet that same movement also sparked uneasy thoughts: a fleet of machines taking over our roads, their cameras flashing like taxi lights. It was a

weather

Heat Wave Alert: NYC Prepares for a Scorching July 4

July 2, 2026

The city braces for a blistering heat wave that will hit the July 4 weekend and World Cup celebrations. Forecasts say temperatures could reach 100 °F, with a heat index between 105 and 110 °F. The mayor warned that these conditions pose serious risks for everyone. New York City has a heat emergency

politics

Gov. Cuts $15M from Treasure Coast Projects

July 2, 2026

The governor’s last budget cut $15 million from eleven projects on Florida’s Treasure Coast. A major part of the reduction was a $7. 5 million plan to build a mental‑health unit for inmates at the Martin County jail. Other projects ranged from new drones for police to a water treatment plant i

education

Summer Break, War Shadows: Kids in Israel Seek Normalcy

July 2, 2026

In the weeks after a major attack, Israeli families are trying to give their children a sense of routine and calm. Parents in border towns share stories of how the war has kept schools on a roller‑coaster schedule—starting, stopping, and restarting as new threats arise. Some children have mana

politics

“Casino Money and Illinois Politics: A Questionable Deal”

July 2, 2026

Illinois lawmakers are watching a gambling firm that keeps running into trouble with the state’s gaming board. The company, ARB Interactive, owns an online casino called Modo that officials say is operating illegally in Illinois. While the board has issued a cease‑and‑desist letter to Modo and call

entertainment

New PS5 Game Lets You Break Out From Prison

July 2, 2026

Back to the Dawn, a role‑playing adventure created by Metal Head Games, will arrive on PlayStation®5 worldwide on October 22. The title follows its earlier release for Nintendo Switch, where it already earned praise for the freedom players enjoy while planning their escape. The PS5 edition comes

education

A Quiet Corner for Learning

July 2, 2026

The Maria Assumpta Institute is reshaping what a school can be for kids on the autism spectrum. Instead of scattered buildings, the design centers everything around a secure courtyard that feels like a safe garden. This core space acts as both the hub of activity and a calming refuge, drawing on the