China investigates mine-safety official for corruption after deadly gas explosion
China's top mine-safety official is under investigation for corruption. A deadly gas explosion happened in a major coal region. The official is accused of corruption.
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Can USMNT catch up to world’s soccer powers after another World Cup exit?
The US men's national soccer team (USMNT) did not qualify for the World Cup's knockout stage for the third time in a row. This is a problem because the US team has not been successful in international soccer competitions. Many people are worried about the future of the US team.
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Human rights body files legal petition for Cuban artist and dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara
A human rights organization helped a Cuban artist who was arrested. He was expected to be released, but the organization asked a court to make sure he was free. The artist is a dissident, which means he speaks out against the government.
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Native students making graduation gains at federally funded schools
Native students making graduation gains at federally funded schools
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Wisconsin governor candidate says her campaign has far less money than she thought
Sara Rodriguez, a Democratic candidate for governor of Wisconsin, found out her campaign has less money than she thought. She had to cancel campaign ads because she didn't pay the invoices. This means she has less money to spend on her campaign.
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Shi Nansun, Hong Kong Producer Behind ‘Infernal Affairs,’ Dies at 75
Shi Nansun was a well-known producer from Hong Kong. She helped make movies like 'Infernal Affairs.' She passed away when she was 75 years old on Monday. Her company, Film Workshop, shared the news. She had been sick for a while due to her immune system.
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Prime Video’s Docuseries ‘Murder 101’ Moves Beyond Crime to Showcase the Power of Community: TV Review
'Murder 101' is a new TV show on Prime Video. It tells stories about crime, but it goes deeper than just the facts. The show gives real voices to those who were hurt or survived crimes. It also shows how important determination is for young people facing big changes.
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‘We are driving in the fog’: Hundreds of economists admit they’re flying blind on AI
Many economics professors admitted they do not fully understand AI. They said it is like driving in thick fog—it is hard to see ahead. These economists signed a short paper called "We Must Act Now." The statement shows the field is moving too fast for experts to control completely.
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‘The quintessential boy makes good story’: How Lindsey Graham rose from the son of pool hall owners to a key politician on the world stage
Lindsey Graham grew up as the son of people who owned a pool hall in South Carolina. He became a very important politician, especially in the U.S. Senate. He is famous for speaking a lot (being garrulous) and strongly supporting the military. He was also a lawyer before becoming a senator.
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‘Pursuit of Jade,’ ‘Midnight Temptation’ Lead iQIYI International’s 130% H1 2026 Viewership Surge
iQIYI International saw its viewers jump by 130% in the first half of 2026. This streaming service used two main types of shows to get more people watching. These are big, good Chinese dramas and fast microdramas. The show 'Pursuit of Jade' was especially popular. It ranked number one in every category.
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Americans are choosing Portugal in record numbers, and the trips they are booking are nowhere near Lisbon or the Algarve
Many Americans are traveling to Portugal more than ever before. However, these tourists are not only visiting Lisbon or the Algarve coast. They are also exploring the quiet areas inside the country. These inland spots have lots of open space and charming villages.
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Josh Grisetti, ‘Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’ Actor and Broadway Star, Dies at 44
Josh Grisetti was a famous actor. He acted in shows like 'The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.' He passed away on Friday when he was 44 years old. A friend named Rob McClure shared the sad news. McClure said Grisetti died by suicide.
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Seattle Paddle Rave returns to Lake Union this summer with EDM concerts
The Seattle Paddle Rave will be back this summer. It is a concert series where you can float while listening to music. The music is EDM, which means it is high-energy electronic dance music. This event combines parties with outdoor recreation in Seattle.
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UW researchers make AI tool to help measure devices’ carbon footprints
Scientists at the University of Washington made an AI tool. This tool helps measure how much pollution devices create (their carbon footprint). The AI is good because it gives correct and lasting measurements. Also, it uses very little power to work.
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Do I still need to take photos of my rental car?
New technology can now check for damage on rental cars using Artificial Intelligence (AI). However, experts say you should still take your own photos. These photos are very helpful proof. They help protect you if there is a problem later.
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WA pre-K program’s growth a frustration for some childcare providers
Washington state has a free pre-K program for young children. This program is getting bigger and bigger. Some people who run daycare centers feel stressed by this growth. They worry their system might break under the pressure. They are nervous about what comes next.
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WA court deals blow to Burke-Gilman Trail’s ‘missing link’ in Ballard
A court in Washington state made a decision about the Burke-Gilman Trail. This trail needs a 'missing link' to be complete in Ballard. This means there is a gap or missing piece of the path. The ruling makes it harder to build this final section. Advocates and business people are now arguing over what should happen next.
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Pacific Raceways revs up motor sports for fans who love thrill of driving
Pacific Raceways is making more exciting car and bike races happen. It is located in Kent. People who love speed can go there. The track has hosted many types of racing since 1960. You can feel the loud engine sounds there!
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WA live-in adult family home staff to get minimum wage, high court rules
A high court in Washington State made a big rule change. The rule says caretakers living in adult family homes must get minimum wage. They must also follow other work standards. This is a new and important decision for these workers.
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Beyond basil: A quick look at the wide world of pesto alternatives
Pesto usually uses basil as its main green flavor. But, you don't have to use only basil! You can swap it out for other herbs or ingredients. As long as you keep the right mix of things, your pesto will still taste great. This makes making non-basil pesto very easy.
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Ancient gold ring unearthed at grave carries 2,000-year-old secret message
Scientists recently dug up two gold rings in Thailand. They found these rings at an old burial place called Don Yai Thong. One ring has a special message on it from 2,000 years ago. The rings were buried next to human bones. This discovery is very important for history.
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Robinhood built a blockchain for real-world assets. Memecoin traders showed up for the cat coin instead
Robinhood created a blockchain for real-world items. This means it can track things like houses or gold on its system. However, traders were more interested in a 'cat coin.' Memecoin traders ignored the big news to focus on this popular cat token.
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What to know about the heart condition tied to Lindsey Graham's death and more top headlines
Senator Lindsey Graham died because of a problem with his heart. President Trump told the US to attack Iran again near the Strait of Hormuz. Also, actor Sam Neill passed away at age 78. Other news includes a truck crash and a man trying to kidnap a child.
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Forget politics. This is what I found helping Venezuelan quake victims
The writer went to Venezuela to help people after an earthquake. They lead a group called Operation Blessing. Before going, the writer thought Venezuela was very bad because of politics and money problems. But they found that the country is actually beautiful. This changed what the writer believed about Venezuela.
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Mini-pitches bringing soccer to new U.S. neighborhoods
One group is making smaller soccer pitches all over the US. These pitches go into new neighborhoods. The World Cup made people more interested in soccer. A man named Michael George shows this change in New Jersey. His story focuses on a school near MetLife Stadium.
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Philadelphia area digs out from damage left by a severe series of microburst storms
Philadelphia area digs out from damage left by a severe series of microburst storms
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Emerging Directors Need to Be ‘Brave,’ ‘Curious,’ ‘Pushy’ and ‘Fearless,’ Say Industry Leaders Behind Future Frames Program
Emerging Directors Need to Be ‘Brave,’ ‘Curious,’ ‘Pushy’ and ‘Fearless,’ Say Industry Leaders Behind Future Frames Program
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To stay cool, wear flowing robes and throw water around? Yes, says science
To stay cool, wear flowing robes and throw water around? Yes, says science
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World Cup bets on prediction markets may get tax edge over gambling
World Cup bets on prediction markets may get tax edge over gambling
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I canceled Amazon Prime to curb my impulse shopping. It worked better than I expected.
I canceled Amazon Prime to curb my impulse shopping. It worked better than I expected.
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World Sailing measures the environmental impact of the sport’s Olympic equipment for the first time
World Sailing measures the environmental impact of the sport’s Olympic equipment for the first time
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Why KFC's fried chicken tastes different from that of every other fast-food chain
Why KFC's fried chicken tastes different from that of every other fast-food chain
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Peter Thiel and other tech billionaires are publicly shielding their children from the products that made them rich
Peter Thiel and other tech billionaires are publicly shielding their children from the products that made them rich
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I wanted to care for my parents as they got older. The reality is proving to be more difficult.
I wanted to care for my parents as they got older. The reality is proving to be more difficult.
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Fortune 500 Land O’Lakes is letting workers choose what days and times they work—and the flex jobs are getting 25% more applicants than full-time gigs
Fortune 500 Land O’Lakes is letting workers choose what days and times they work—and the flex jobs are getting 25% more applicants than full-time gigs
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Women in the workplace are putting a new twist on L.L.Bean's famous tote bags
Women in the workplace are putting a new twist on L.L.Bean's famous tote bags
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The forgotten success story of America’s teenagers
The forgotten success story of America’s teenagers
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A California HOA's nearly 50-year coastal access fight is finally finished
A California HOA's nearly 50-year coastal access fight is finally finished
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More tech workers are retiring early because they don’t want to deal with AI-related changes: ‘Many people believe it’s overblown’
More tech workers are retiring early because they don’t want to deal with AI-related changes: ‘Many people believe it’s overblown’
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3 reasons Bitcoin is stuck in a bear market—and why one analyst predicts a rebound to $100,000 by year-end
3 reasons Bitcoin is stuck in a bear market—and why one analyst predicts a rebound to $100,000 by year-end
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