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Celebrating Atlanta’s Iconic Places in 2026

July 2, 2026

Atlanta is buzzing with celebrations this year as several of its most famous spots hit big anniversaries. The city’s culture shines brighter when the High Museum of Art turns 100, the Atlanta History Center marks a century of storytelling, and the Chattahoochee Nature Center reaches 50 years of gree

politics

Reflecting America: What Leaders Say About Innovation, Freedom, and the Future

July 2, 2026

From space to the classroom, American icons are sharing what the country means to them as it approaches its 250th year. Astronaut Suni Williams has seen Earth from above. Every orbit reminds her how far the nation has come. She points to American inventions—rockets, satellites, even the small tools

sports

Late‑Game Glory: How 40‑Year‑olds Keep Winning

July 1, 2026

Serena Williams will step onto Wimbledon’s Centre Court again after a four‑year break, making her the second oldest player to compete in the main draw of the Open Era. At 44, she will face a young Australian opponent and also team up with her sister Venus for doubles. This return highlights a growin

lifestyle

Wimbledon’s Sparkling Wristwatch Show

July 1, 2026

The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club has become a runway for luxury timepieces this year. Fans and players alike showcase watches that are as bold as the game itself. Serena Williams entered her first match with a striking pink Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore. The model carries a diamo

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Blue Jackets consider moving another top player

June 30, 2026

The Columbus Blue Jackets have added another name to their trade list this season. According to reports, former fifth overall pick Kent Johnson could be on the move, joining established stars like Zach Werenski and Kirill Marchenko as players available in potential deals. At 23, Johnson has spent f

religion

When Faith and Family Clash: Finding Balance in Shared Traditions

June 30, 2026

Many people today grow up in families where religious beliefs don’t stay the same from one generation to the next. A parent might hold strong faith while their child questions or rejects it entirely. This can create a quiet tension—especially when traditions like weekly church visits are involved. S

lifestyle

Celebrating America’s 250th: Philly Suburbs Light Up History

June 29, 2026

The suburbs around Philadelphia are turning their rich Revolutionary past into a vibrant celebration for the United States’ 250th birthday. While the city of Philadelphia takes the spotlight, counties like Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester have been busy for years planning events that invite

politics

When Tech Meets Public Opinion: The Rules Are Changing

June 29, 2026

Government agencies have long depended on public comments to understand what voters think about policies like climate rules or energy projects. But lately, something strange has been happening: thousands of identical-looking emails flood their inboxes overnight, all praising fossil fuels or opposing

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When U. S. schools lose federal civil rights watchdogs

June 28, 2026

Schools across America used to have a safety net: a federal office that stepped in when students faced discrimination. That net is shrinking fast. The Trump administration has pulled back the federal civil rights team, leaving states to pick up the slack. But not all states can—or want to—fill the g

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Why a College Football Video Game Rated Oregon’s Star Cornerback So Low

June 28, 2026

Brandon Finney Jr. shut down some of the toughest receivers in college football last season. The Oregon Ducks freshman faced 50 passes from top-notch wideouts at Indiana, USC, Washington, and Penn State. He gave up only 20 catches and allowed just one touchdown. That’s elite play for a true freshman