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Lakers Add a New Spark with Collin Sexton

July 19, 2026

The Los Angeles Lakers are crafting a fresh era around Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves. During the off‑season, general manager Rob Pelinka realized they needed another dynamic scorer to support and sometimes outshine the duo. That search led to Collin Sexton, who signed a two‑year, $19. 2 million cont

lifestyle

A Fresh Look at Detroit’s Natural Garden Design

July 19, 2026

The world of landscape design has a Dutch master who turns city spaces into living art. He focuses on planting native species that grow naturally, giving parks a wild feel while staying practical for urban life. One of his biggest projects in the United States is a garden on an island in Detroit’s r

health

Marine Bacteria Turns into a Dangerous Ally for Liver Patients

July 19, 2026

is a tiny organism that usually lives in water and soil. It rarely causes disease, but when it does, the infections can be hard to treat because the bacteria often resist many medicines. In a recent case, doctors found this marine bacterium in the fluid that builds up around the belly of someone

weather

Wildfire Smoke Sets Michigan on Air‑Quality Watch

July 19, 2026

A statewide alert has been issued for Sunday because smoke from distant wildfires is expected to drift across Michigan. The warning started Saturday for the Upper Peninsula and northern Lower Peninsula, then will cover the entire state on Sunday. A cold front that swept through Southeast Michigan

health

Aquarium Bacteria Turns a “Spider Bite” Into a Tough Skin Puzzle

July 19, 2026

A 51‑year‑old woman who had undergone weight‑loss surgery found herself with a stubborn wound on her wrist that wouldn’t heal. She first thought it was a spider bite after visiting a farm, so she went to the emergency room several times and got usual antibiotics. The skin problem kept getting worse,

health

Healthy Choices, Healthier Searches

July 19, 2026

People who keep up with good habits tend to look for cancer information more often and in a smarter way. A study looked at adults in the United States who had never been diagnosed with cancer and asked them how they live and what they do to stay healthy. The researchers wanted to see if those who ex

celebrities

Sami Sheen Says She’s Grown, Not Grown‑Up on Her Dad’s Money

July 19, 2026

Sami Sheen, now 22, posted a TikTok video on July 17 that clears up rumors about her finances. She told viewers she’s been paying her own way since she turned 18, and that any money from her father, Charlie Sheen, would be openly shared. The actress is the daughter of two former Hollywood stars w

celebrities

Shakira’s Big Money Play: Touring, Deals and a $350 Million Fortune

July 19, 2026

Shakira keeps rocking arenas across the U. S. and beyond, turning each concert into a cash boost that adds to her already massive fortune. Her current “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran” tour, which started in Inglewood and is headed to Atlantic City, has set a new record for Latin music, pulling in over

health

Older Patients Learn to Protect Their Minds Before Surgery

July 19, 2026

Before a big operation, many older people feel nervous but don’t know much about keeping their brains safe. A new study tried a short teaching lesson to see if it helps them understand how surgery can affect thinking and whether they find the lesson useful. The researchers measured knowledge b

health

Foods that Sweeten and Grease May Slow Down Psoriasis Healing

July 19, 2026

A recent study from Shanghai looked at how what people eat can change the way their psoriasis responds to treatment. Researchers focused on three common habits: drinking tea, sipping sugary drinks, and eating foods high in fat. They found that patients who regularly consumed sweetened beverage

Lakers Add a New Spark with Collin Sexton

A Fresh Look at Detroit’s Natural Garden Design

Marine Bacteria Turns into a Dangerous Ally for Liver Patients

Wildfire Smoke Sets Michigan on Air‑Quality Watch

Aquarium Bacteria Turns a “Spider Bite” Into a Tough Skin Puzzle

Healthy Choices, Healthier Searches

Sami Sheen Says She’s Grown, Not Grown‑Up on Her Dad’s Money

Shakira’s Big Money Play: Touring, Deals and a $350 Million Fortune

Older Patients Learn to Protect Their Minds Before Surgery

Foods that Sweeten and Grease May Slow Down Psoriasis Healing

Shakira’s Big Money Play: Touring, Deals and a $350 Million Fortune