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Bright Minds Power a New Future

July 3, 2026

David Chudoba, a senior at Niles West High School, has always leaned toward math and science. When the Exelon Foundation invited him to a weeklong STEM Academy, he jumped at the chance to explore engineering prospects. The program unfolded at DePaul University and the ComEd Training Center from Jun

opinion

Choosing Faith in the Armed Forces

July 3, 2026

The United States celebrates its 250th birthday, a milestone that reminds many of the founding fathers who valued religion as part of their new nation’s identity. Yet, one of the most important ideas from that era was to keep government and religion separate, a principle firmly protected by the Firs

entertainment

Heat, Stars and Sharks: A New York Weekend Like No Other

July 3, 2026

The city is buzzing with heat, hype and a splash of danger. A blistering July 2 saw temperatures climb past 100°F at the airport, and officials warned that the heat would stay high through July 4. Storms might also appear, so people were told to stay alert. The city’s celebrations are packed.

celebrities

Sneak‑Peek Wedding at Madison Square Garden

July 3, 2026

In a hot New York City weekend, Taylor Swift and her fiancé Travis Kelce set up a private celebration inside Madison Square Garden. The couple invited about one hundred people to an intimate rehearsal dinner at the Infosys Theater on Thursday, with a larger gathering for around one thousand guests t

celebrities

Big Party at Madison Square Garden

July 3, 2026

Madison Square Garden is buzzing with a secret gathering that many say could be the wedding of pop star Taylor Swift and football player Travis Kelce. The venue, usually reserved for concerts and sports, has been transformed into a private celebration space. Reports say that up to one thousand guest

crime

Moped Crash Sparks Investigation in Seton Hill

July 3, 2026

In the evening of Thursday, a moped lay broken on West Franklin Street’s sidewalk in Baltimore’s Seton Hill area. The vehicle was scattered, with parts of its frame and wheels strewn across the curb. Nearby, bright orange spray paint marked a search perimeter, hinting that police had already deplo

business

Quiet Life on a 96‑Acre Southern Farm

July 3, 2026

The gate opens onto a gravel road that leads into a quiet pasture where cattle graze. Far from city noise, the only sounds are distant traffic on Highway 187 and the soft rustle of leaves. A two‑lane blacktop cuts through rolling fields, ending at a tree line that marks the edge of the property.

opinion

Protecting the Everglades: A Call to Balance Growth and Nature

July 3, 2026

The Southwest Florida region known as the Greater Western Everglades is a patchwork of cypress swamps, mangrove islands and hidden wetlands that shelters more than 100 species at risk of disappearing. Long before any roads or suburbs appeared, the Calusa people mastered living with these waters for

education

New Leader Takes Helm at Local College

July 3, 2026

A big change is happening behind the scenes at Northwest Arkansas Community College. The school just named Arthur Bradford as its new senior vice president of finance and administration—a role that oversees everything from budgets to campus safety. It’s a high-stakes job, one that shapes how the col

environment

Tracing the silent journey of plutonium in the Pacific

July 3, 2026

Plutonium might sound like a word from a sci-fi movie, but it’s actually a useful tool for scientists studying ocean currents. In the western North Pacific, two main sources of plutonium exist: old nuclear tests scattered plutonium across the globe, while nearby US tests left a different kind of mar