Archive for July, 2026
Sen. Moreno Questions DEI Policy in Cincinnati Procurement
Sen. Bernie Moreno from Ohio is challenging Cincinnati’s new city ordinance that reorganizes procurement under a Department of Economic Inclusion and Procurement. He argues that taxpayers should not support an expanding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Alexander Ovechkin Returns for Another Season with Washington Capitals
One of the major headlines as the NHL regular season concluded was speculation over whether Alexander Ovechkin was retiring. After much consideration, the hockey icon, known as the league’s top goal-scorer, will play at least
The SSPX Defies Vatican with Unauthorized Bishop Ordinations
The Society of St. Pius X (SSPX) faced excommunication from the Catholic Church after ordaining four new bishops without papal consent. This act defied Pope Leo XIV during a significant ceremony held at the society’s
What Makes Hawaii’s Erupting Volcanoes Special
Hawaii’s Volcanic Activity Hawaii’s Mauna Loa volcano erupted recently for the first time in nearly four decades, drawing attention to the unique characteristics of this and other volcanic eruptions in the region. Along with Mauna
Seven Nation Army: The Global Sports Anthem
Since its 2003 release by The White Stripes, Seven Nation Army has become a worldwide sports anthem. Its opening guitar riff is a staple at stadiums, sung by fans more than the original vocal line.
World Cup Watch Parties Unite Fans in San Francisco Bay Area
The San Francisco Bay Area was alive with excitement as fans gathered to watch the FIFA World Cup match between the United States and Bosnia-Herzegovina. Supporters of both teams came together at various locations, including
Climate Change Impact on Mosquito Populations
Aedes albopictus, widely recognized as the Asian tiger mosquito, has been increasingly observed by residents like Abigail Krich-Starr in eastern Massachusetts. The emergence of more mosquitoes in urban areas raises questions about broader environmental trends.
The Role of Hot Dogs in American Culture and Diplomacy
In the nineteenth century, Indiana implemented strict ‘blue laws’ to protect Sundays from distractions like alcohol and even hot dogs. This move is pivotal because it marks the first recorded use of ‘hot dog’ in
Water Safety Urged as Drownings Persist in Great Lakes
High temperatures push people toward beaches and pools for relief, prompting the Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project to emphasize the importance of water safety. Dave Benjamin, the Executive Director, highlights a critical need for education,
Heat Dome Brings Sweltering Temperatures Across Midwest and East Coast
The Midwest and East Coast are experiencing intense heat as a massive heat dome spreads its reach across the region. This meteorological phenomenon is leading to elevated temperatures and increased humidity, causing discomfort for many