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Celebrities Who Guard Their Kids’ Privacy Online

July 20, 2026

Many star parents choose to keep their children off the internet, and they do it for a mix of reasons. Some say kids deserve anonymity until they can decide for themselves, while others worry about safety or the pressure of fame. A few examples show how different families handle this balance. One

sports

World Cup 2026: New Rules, Big Surprises and the Heat of Politics

July 20, 2026

The final showdown between Spain and Argentina in New Jersey closed a historic 48‑team World Cup that stretched over six weeks and three countries. A total of 104 matches were played, giving fans a record‑setting amount of action and drama. The tournament’s biggest change was the expansion to 48

business

AMC Stock Set for Big Shake‑Up After Q2 Earnings

July 20, 2026

The next earnings report from AMC Entertainment is due on July 20, and analysts are buzzing about a potential big swing in the stock price. Over the year so far, AMC shares have risen 24. 3 % thanks to a steady climb in movie ticket sales. Yet, option traders are forecasting a jump or drop of more t

entertainment

“Inside Tulsa PAC: Cast Talk About Their Roles”

July 20, 2026

The Tulsa Performance Arts Center recently opened a new show that has been stirring interest in the local community. The cast members took time to share what drew them to their characters and how they prepared for the production. One actor mentioned that practicing daily routines helped him feel mor

entertainment

New French Fans Find Philly's Charm

July 20, 2026

Alex and Tom, two friends from Boulogne‑Billancourt, first met when they were 12 and loved soccer. Their friendship grew in a Delaware soccer camp at Eastern University, sparking their first U. S. adventure. Scholarships later sent them to colleges in Ohio and Mississippi, but the 2020 pandemic stop

health

How Denmark Keeps People with Schizophrenia Working

July 20, 2026

In a recent study of more than 65, 000 Danes diagnosed with schizophrenia, researchers followed each person’s health records for up to ten years. They found that these individuals spent nearly half of the weeks studied—about 48 %—either working, studying, or in a training program. That rate is far h

technology

AI Is Now a Common Skill in Everyday Jobs

July 20, 2026

The rise of artificial intelligence is no longer limited to tech offices. Recent job listings reveal that people in sales, HR, law, teaching, and even trucking are expected to use AI tools. In the United States, roles that mention “AI” in their titles have more than tripled since 2022. Across most E

health

Quick CPR Training That Works

July 20, 2026

Bystanders can save lives when they know how to perform CPR right away. Yet in many places people only get one chance to learn, so it’s vital that the training sticks fast. A new study looked at a scalable program that gives instant feedback during practice, helping learners hit the guidelines for c

opinion

Pat Oliphant: A New Way to Draw the World

July 20, 2026

Pat Oliphant, a cartoonist who lived 90 years, passed away on July 13 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. He left Australia for Colorado in 1964 and began working at The Denver Post. While most artists of his era drew small, serious panels in a square shape, he chose long, horizontal frames like a movie screen

environment

Climate Change and the Rising Need for Compassionate Care

July 20, 2026

People with serious illnesses face extra danger when the weather turns extreme. Heat waves, floods and bad air quality can make symptoms worse quickly because many patients rely on medicines, electricity‑powered devices and regular visits from doctors or nurses. When the climate shifts, those who