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Ripples of Controversy

July 17, 2026

They say you can't touch the water in the Reflecting Pool without breaking the law. At least, that's what David Hearn, a three-time Olympian, found out. He was charged with vandalizing the historic landmark in Washington D.C. after allegedly pulling on a piece of sealant at the bottom of the pool. ...

politics

Costa Rica's War on Crime Hits a Roadblock

July 17, 2026

Costa Rica, once a beacon of peace in Central America, is now grappling with a surge in violent crime. The country's new president, Laura Fernandez, has made tackling this issue a top priority. However, her efforts are being hindered by a bitter dispute with the judiciary. The president's call for a

finance

The Dark Side of Sports Betting

July 17, 2026

Sports betting has become a huge industry in the United States. People are spending a lot of money on it. In fact, Americans spent $167 billion on bets last year. That's a big jump from $57 billion in 2021. This growth has raised some concerns. Some people think it's getting out of control. They h

sports

Razorback Legends Shine in 2026 Hall of Honor Class

July 17, 2026

The University of Arkansas is set to honor its rich athletic history with the induction of seven remarkable individuals into the UA Sports Hall of Honor. This year's class includes football stars Jason Peters and Tony Bua, basketball standout Ronnie Brewer, and four other talented athletes who made

entertainment

The Girl Who Found Herself

July 17, 2026

In a world where family dynamics are rapidly changing, one young woman's journey is a powerful testament to resilience. A Girl Unknown, a film by Chinese director Zou Jing, tells the story of a young girl adopted and renamed multiple times, navigating the complexities of identity and belonging. Born

technology

The AI Tax Trap

July 17, 2026

Experts gathered at the International Monetary Fund's headquarters in Washington, DC, to discuss a pressing issue: how artificial intelligence might disrupt the global economy. The meeting, which took place on a cold December Thursday, brought together 50 finance and technology specialists from orga

science

Insect Protein Safety Gets a Boost

July 17, 2026

Black soldier fly larvae are a promising source of protein, but their digestibility and safety can be affected by processing methods. Researchers have been studying how to make these proteins safer and easier to digest. One concern is a compound called lysinoalanine, or LAL, which can form during pr

science

Boosting Brain and Body in Extreme Heat

July 17, 2026

Special operation forces often find themselves in extreme conditions, where staying sharp and physically fit is crucial. When the body heats up, the brain can suffer, leading to decreased performance. Researchers explored whether a specific supplement, ketone monoester, could help improve cognitive

health

Closing the Gap in Concussion Care for Performing Arts

July 17, 2026

University students involved in performing arts are often overlooked in discussions about concussions. A recent study aimed to change that by identifying ways to improve education and management of concussions in this group. The researchers gathered a panel of 21 experts, including clinicians, resea

science

Fueling the Body

July 17, 2026

When athletes don't consume enough calories, their bodies go into crisis mode. This state, known as low energy availability, triggers a cascade of changes in hormone levels and metabolism. Researchers set out to investigate whether carbohydrate intake plays a role in these changes. They studied 16 a

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