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Home Births in Rural Africa: What Drives the Choice?

June 20, 2026

In many African villages, women still give birth at home instead of hospitals. This habit raises serious health risks and contributes to many maternal deaths each year. The decision to stay at home is shaped by several layers of influence. At the personal level, some women believe that their own ex

politics

Ocean Sensors Stay Put: A Win for Scientists and Fishermen

June 20, 2026

The National Science Foundation has decided to keep a network of ocean sensors in place after the Trump administration’s plan to remove many of them sparked protests. More than 900 instruments across U. S. waters record currents, temperatures and marine life, feeding data that helps forecast weat

entertainment

Philly’s Art Pulse: Music, Murals and History in One Week

June 20, 2026

The latest film score from a legendary composer shows how subtle music can speak louder than fireworks. The soundtrack, released on June 12, carries titles written in lowercase and trailing ellipses, giving it a gentle, almost whispered feel. Critics note that this is the most restrained work the co

sports

Cricket Clash in Chennai: What to Expect from the Final ODI

June 20, 2026

The last match of the India‑Afghanistan series will take place at Chennai’s historic MA Chidambaram Stadium on Saturday. India already holds a 2‑0 lead, so the game is mainly a chance for both sides to finish strong before their next tours of England and Ireland. Fans are expected in large numbers,

sports

Perfect Night for a Soccer Showdown

June 20, 2026

A bright Friday evening is on the horizon in Foxborough, where a soccer clash between Scotland and Morocco will light up the stadium. The forecast promises clear skies, mild temperatures, and low humidity—ideal conditions for a lively match. Fans heading to the venue can expect a kickoff at 6 p. m.

environment

Trail Work in Alaska’s Biggest Park Is a Year‑Long Job

June 20, 2026

Alaska is known for its harsh winters and endless road projects, but keeping the trails in Chugach State Park running smooth is a full‑time effort. Volunteers with the Chugach Park Fund discover that trail planning, material sourcing, crew hiring and fundraising happen all year round, not just in su

opinion

Kids, Tech in Class Is Not Helping Them Learn

June 20, 2026

The idea that every child should have a personal tablet or laptop in school is catching on, but studies show this trend may actually hurt learning. Research across the globe finds that more screen time in classrooms links to lower scores in math, reading and science. One study even says that kids

opinion

Maine’s Ocean Future: Building a New Coastline Economy

June 20, 2026

Maine has the longest shoreline in the lower 48 states, yet it had no single plan for its marine future until lawmakers set up a Blue Economy Task Force in 2024. After two years of study, the state passed a law creating a Maine Blue Economy Center to guide and grow coastal businesses from Kittery al

science

V2O5 Coating Boosts Ethane to Ethylene Yield by 65%

June 20, 2026

A new approach turns a common problem in converting ethane into the valuable gas, ethylene, into an advantage. In solid oxide electrolysis cells, people have struggled to keep ethane from being over‑oxidized into carbon dioxide while still getting enough conversion. Typical voltage control can

religion

Strengthening Families in a Digital World

June 20, 2026

Elder David A. Bednar, part of the leadership group in his faith, spoke to leaders and guests at a big international meeting about how technology affects family life. Because he could not travel, he sent a recorded message that was played for the audience in Abu Dhabi. He began by asking two simp