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Public Media’s Resilience Amid Funding Cuts
Lori Walsh faced job loss when her show was canceled due to funding cuts. She returned to South Dakota Public Broadcasting as a podcaster after financial support from listeners. Last year, President Trump led efforts
Conflict in Yaroun, Lebanon: The Impact of Israeli Airstrikes
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Satellite images on Mazen Farah’s phone reveal the destruction in Yaroun, a village in southern Lebanon. Residents say the images show the Christian section devastated, including a stone house built by Farah’s
Conor Oberst: A Musical Journey from Struggles to Revival
Conor Oberst has lived a life unlike many former child stars. Not fitting the mold of figures like Michael Jackson or Britney Spears, Oberst has been a central figure in indie rock since he was
Intense Competition in Tour de France: A Focus on Jersey Battles
Valentin Paret-Peintre’s defeat on Alpe d’Huez marked a turning point in this year’s Tour de France. The French rider mourned the loss of the polka-dot jersey, a result of this year’s intense competition. France has
ICE Plans Increased Deportation Actions Against Haitian Migrants
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is gearing up to enhance operations aimed at apprehending and deporting Haitian migrants. This comes as many Haitians face the impending end of their legal protections. According to internal
Understanding ADHD in Women: Diagnosis, Challenges, and Opportunities
For Kate Jarvis, school was manageable during her early years. A straight-A student in the 1980s, she excelled in creativity and organization, even preparing her toothbrush each night. Her mother called her ‘bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.’
Indigenous Youth Inspired by SkoBots to Learn Native Language
Exploring the Ojibwe Language with Technology Holden Hoy, a young student from Michigan, is working on an innovative project to learn the Ojibwe language, Anishinaabemowin. With the guidance of his mentor, Danielle Boyer, he is
Summer Camps Adapt to Climate Challenges
On a sunny day in July, seven-year-old Penelope immerses herself in play at Beauvoir Summer Camp in Washington, D.C. “I like playing mermaid,” says Penelope, enjoying the water with her friend Sam. They use pool
Biden’s Post-Presidency Life Affected by Cancer Treatment
Joe Biden’s life has seen significant changes since his departure from the White House. Now 83, the former president is receiving treatment for metastatic cancer. This has limited his activities, drawing his world closer to
Challenges in Assessing Heat Mortality
Experts in epidemiology highlight significant issues in the assessment of deaths caused by heat, indicating that the current numbers are much lower than reality suggests. As of July 26, 2026, reports show that the methods