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Radar Helps Weather Forecasts in the South Pole

July 12, 2026

The Southern Hemisphere often gets less accurate weather predictions because there are fewer observations in Antarctica and the surrounding oceans. Scientists want more data from this remote area to improve forecasts of big storms that can hit the Southern Hemisphere. A new study used a radar

politics

A Fresh Look at the Book and Essay of a Church Leader

July 11, 2026

President Dallin H. Oaks began writing the opening for his new book, “Learning the Great Fundamentals, ” on September 21 while he was still the first counselor in the First Presidency. Six days later, President Russell M. Nelson passed away and Oaks became the 18th president of The Church of Jesus C

business

Living in the Worst Places of 2026

July 11, 2026

Companies that want employees back at their offices must first ask: “Where will people actually want to live? ” The answer is not simple, because many states score poorly on the key factors that make a place livable. A new study ranks all U. S. states on a 290‑point scale, and the “quality of life”

entertainment

Keanu Reeves Joins Samsung TV Plus for Free Moto Racing Show

July 10, 2026

Samsung TV Plus has just reached a milestone, reaching 100 million monthly users worldwide. The streaming service is growing fast by adding free sports and live events, which helps it stand out when many people feel pressured to pay for multiple subscriptions. On July 12 the platform will launch

weather

Flash Flood Alert Hits Delaware and New Jersey

July 10, 2026

A sudden rainstorm triggered a flash flood warning that covers parts of Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The National Weather Service in Mount Holly announced the alert at 1:37 p. m. on Thursday, July 9, and it will stay in effect until 5:45 p. m. The warning applies to northern New Castle Cou

crime

A Former Mormon Leader Faces Life in Prison for Child Abuse

July 10, 2026

Wade Christofferson, a 73‑year‑old former leader in the Mormon community, has pleaded guilty to molesting two children in Ohio. The case was heard in a federal court in Columbus, where the charges carry a minimum sentence of ten years and can extend to life. If he is released, a court order will req

politics

Helping Young Voters Find Their Voice

July 10, 2026

In Illinois, a new student is turning the confusing world of elections into simple steps for her peers. Isabella Taylor, a recent high‑school graduate from Chicago, started studying political science at a community college and realized how hard it is for people in her age group to pick the right can

weather

Monsoon Set to Slow Crop Planting in India

July 9, 2026

India’s monsoon is expected to bring less rain than usual to the western and southern parts of the country over the next two weeks, after a week of heavy showers on the west coast. This change may delay planting of key summer crops such as cotton, soybeans and corn. The monsoon supplies about 70 pe

weather

Heat, Lightning and Rising Tides: What to Expect This Weekend

July 9, 2026

The Bay Area’s temperatures are set to climb this weekend. On Thursday, the heat will hit its normal summer highs, with inland spots reaching the upper 80s. By Saturday, those numbers will push into the low 90s, and Monday could see mid‑90s temperatures as a monsoon‑like pattern starts to move in fr

sports

Sports and Faith: A Modern Connection

July 9, 2026

In a small Utah town, the Fourth of July parade mixed history with music and pancakes. A Vietnam War pilot shared stories while a handbell choir sang, all set to the backdrop of patriotic cheer. A few days later, the excitement shifted to a global soccer event. Families and friends watched Englan