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Birds and Fish Move Like Tiny Springy Crystals

July 9, 2026

Scientists at New York University have found that when birds fly in lines or fish swim in schools, they behave similarly to a soft crystal. In this material, tiny “atoms” sit evenly in a lattice and are linked by flexible bonds that can stretch or bend. The researchers suggest that each bird or fish

politics

City Stores vs Local Bodegas: A Growing Tension

July 8, 2026

A recent press event in East Harlem sparked a debate about how city officials are engaging with small grocery owners. Business leaders from the borough reported that city representatives visit their stores and ask for detailed sales data. They say the questions focus on best‑selling items, wee

health

New Gel Boosts Skin Lightening by Delivering Tectoridin Better

July 5, 2026

The skin condition called melasma shows dark patches that can be hard to treat. A natural compound named tectoridin might help, but it dissolves poorly in water, which limits how well it works when applied to the skin. Researchers tackled this problem by creating tiny vesicles called ethosomes that

crime

When a traffic stop leads to prison: Idaho's tough stance on undocumented immigrants

July 3, 2026

Jesus Agustin Perez Garcia never expected a routine traffic stop in Idaho to change his life forever. In 2023, officers found marijuana and a hidden meth pipe during the stop. While his lawyer and the prosecution both suggested probation would be fair, the judge disagreed. Perez Garcia had been prev

crime

Police Shootings In Boyle Heights Prompt New Review

July 1, 2026

A police video released by the LAPD shows officers firing at a man in Boyle Heights after he brandished knives and a kitchen tool. The incident happened around 1:35 a. m. on May 16 when officers from the Hollenbeck Patrol Division responded to a 911 call about a violent assault with a weapon. The ca

crime

AI Cameras in Brazil: A Tool for Safety or a Step Toward Control?

June 27, 2026

In São Paulo, a man on a bike robbed Erick Coser at gunpoint after learning his phone’s access code. The attacker fled through favelas, stealing more from others before police tracked him down—but not through facial recognition. Instead, Coser’s own startup, Gabriel, helped using license plate scans

science

Understanding How Radiation Affects Uranium Nitride Fuel

June 24, 2026

Uranium mononitride is a strong candidate for future nuclear reactors because it packs a lot of uranium into a small space and conducts heat well. Scientists use computer simulations based on quantum mechanics to learn about its basic traits, but they have not yet mapped how the material behaves whe

entertainment

New Boxing Showdown Smashes Records, Outperforming Big MMA Event

June 21, 2026

A recent women's boxing event shattered expectations, pulling in more viewers than a major MMA fight that happened the same week. While the UFC's Freedom 250 grabbed headlines with 17 million U. S. viewers tuning in for at least a minute, Jake Paul's promotion MVPW-03 brought in over 3 million viewe

entertainment

A classic crime movie is returning to streaming soon

June 18, 2026

One of Kevin Costner’s most famous early films is about to get a fresh chance online. "The Untouchables, " a 1987 crime thriller, will appear on Paramount+ next month. The movie helped launch Costner’s career as a leading man in Hollywood. Though he had been acting for years, this film marked his bi

sports

Storm‑delayed UFC Fight Night at the White House

June 15, 2026

The United States’ biggest political building was set to host a UFC fight card, but bad weather pushed the start back by about 45 minutes. The event, called UFC Freedom 250, was scheduled for 8 p. m. ET on a Sunday evening. A chain of thunderstorms rolling in from West Virginia forced organize