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7 On Your Side's Nina Pineda reported on a nursing student who received tuition coverage. The article highlights the station's role in supporting the student's education.

A woman was sentenced to at least seven years in prison for the 2022 death of a 4-year-old girl in Catawba County. Chelsea Crompton pleaded guilty to murder in March and was sentenced this week after the child, Hazel Lidey, was found unresponsive at her home in Vale with bruises leading to an investigation.

The Senate Chamber renovation, awarded to Visible Construction Limited for N42 billion over two years, led to embarrassment for Akpabio and Speaker Abbas due to faulty microphones, prompting Akpabio to threaten the contractor.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche testified at his Senate Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing, addressing questions about a $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund and allegations of Justice Department politicization. Multiple Epstein abuse survivors attended the hearing, and senators from both parties exchanged partisan criticisms. The Republican-led committee is split after the death of Senator Lindsey Graham.

The article discusses Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's voter fraud allegations, an interview with actor Robert Petkoff about the national tour of 'Moulin Rouge The Musical,' and an exploration of the history of the UniverSoul Circus.

A Bemidji police sergeant struck a pedestrian with his squad car, causing life-threatening injuries. The 36-year-old man from Duluth was hit while in the road, and the officer was not using lights or a siren at the time. The pedestrian is suspected to have consumed alcohol prior to the crash.

Over 100 House Democrats supported a failed effort to cut $3.3bn in military aid to Israel, reflecting growing party discontent with Israel's Netanyahu government amid accusations of genocide in Gaza. The amendment, proposed by Republican congressman Thomas Massie, was rejected but highlighted shifting sentiment among Democrats since Israel's invasion of Gaza.

NYC readers discuss Mayor Mamdani's delay in clearing a large homeless encampment on the West Side, referencing the revival of Hooverville-like conditions. The article highlights public debate over the encampment's management.

Kalshi traders predict gas prices will surpass $4 by the end of July, based on current market expectations.

Congressman Troy Carter has condemned the Trump administration's proposed federal grant rules, which would give political appointees authority to decide scientific research funding, bypassing peer review. The rules, aimed at eliminating a 'woke' agenda, face opposition from over 100 Democrats and academic researchers concerned about politicizing science and limiting research dissemination.

The US military fired missiles to disable an oil tanker attempting to breach a reimposed blockade on Iranian ports. The action was reported by the Associated Press from Washington.

A man has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the 1998 homicide of a Gary woman. The case involves a 25-year-old investigation into the killing.

Carowinds' signature roller coaster, Fury 325, remains closed after a foundation issue was discovered during a routine maintenance inspection. The ride has been out of service since July 7.

The article highlights five free stock analysis and research tools available to investors in 2026, emphasizing platforms like FinViz, TradingView, Yahoo Finance, SEC EDGAR, and online brokerages. These tools offer features such as stock screening, technical analysis, financial filings access, and charting capabilities without requiring paid subscriptions.

The article discusses down payment requirements for homebuyers, noting that minimums start at 3% for conventional loans and 3.5% for FHA loans. It clarifies that while 20% down avoids mortgage insurance, lower payments are possible through programs offering as little as 3%.

The CDC revised its 2026 vaccine schedule, reducing recommended vaccines for children and teens from 17 to 11 diseases, while the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) opposes this change, advocating for a more comprehensive schedule. A court order temporarily blocks the CDC’s updates due to a lawsuit by the AAP, causing confusion among parents and healthcare providers. Disagreements between the CDC and AAP coincide with rising cases of vaccine-preventable illnesses like measles.

Malnutrition affects approximately 20% of older adults globally, rising to over 20% in the Americas, with hospitalized or nursing home residents reaching 50% prevalence. It significantly increases mortality risks through conditions like sarcopenia and osteosarcopenia, which are linked to muscle loss, falls, and fractures. Causes include reduced appetite, sensory changes, dental issues, medications, chronic health conditions, and meal preparation difficulties.

Two young girls experienced a frightening encounter near Forest View Park, prompting a police investigation that found no evidence of an attempted abduction.

Trial and short-term stays in assisted living communities provide caregivers with temporary respite, allowing them to manage personal needs while ensuring their loved ones receive care. These stays also help families assess if a community is a good long-term fit, as frequent moves can be challenging for residents, especially those with memory issues.

The article highlights seven agricultural stocks and ETFs as investment opportunities driven by global food demand and supply chain disruptions. It cites rising inflation rates in 2026 and the sector's potential for diversification and returns through companies like Archer-Daniels-Midland, Corteva, and Deere, as well as ETFs like VanEck Agribusiness ETF.

The article explains the difference between exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and index funds, clarifying that index funds can be structured as mutual funds or ETFs but not all ETFs are index funds. It highlights that index funds track benchmarks like the S&P 500, while ETFs trade like stocks on exchanges. Examples include Vanguard’s VOO (ETF) and VFIAX (mutual fund), both tracking the same index.

The article highlights five gas-saving apps—GasBuddy, Gas Guru, AAA TripTik Travel Planner, MapQuest, and Upside—that help users find cheaper fuel prices, earn cash back, or plan routes to reduce costs. GasBuddy offers discounts via a rewards program, while others provide price comparisons, route planning, or cash-back incentives.

Advocates and elected officials in Louisiana are calling for a statewide emergency siren system following 14 tornadoes near New Orleans, citing gaps in tornado safety awareness and limitations of phone alerts. The coalition Louisiana Grassroots United emphasizes the need for sirens to address emergencies like tornadoes and flash flooding, as research indicates Tornado Alley has shifted eastward to include Louisiana.

Arcola Mayor Fred Burton was arrested on five felony charges in Fort Bend County. He has appeared before a magistrate judge, as reported by the Fort Bend County District Attorney's office.

The Trump administration has replaced panels at a Philadelphia memorial about people enslaved by George Washington. Critics argue the new exhibit presents a sanitized view of US history.

CoreWeave’s stock is experiencing a prolonged losing streak. Analysts attribute this to higher interest rates and the company's high exposure to debt financing.

A suspected bandit attack in Katsina killed one person and injured seven, with residents reporting that a prominent community member was among the victims. The attack triggered reprisal violence across three communities in Malumfashi Local Government Area.

DTE crews are testing over a mile of cable in Detroit after two failures caused outages, leaving thousands without power during a heat wave. Residents expressed frustration over repeated disruptions, with some losing appliances during previous outages. DTE aims to restore power by Wednesday night, deploying generators and checking on vulnerable customers.

Netflix is continuing its partnership with Rhett and Link through a new deal. The collaboration involves their show 'Good Mythical Morning' being available on Netflix.

A federal judge halted California's SB 343 'Truth in Recycling' law before its October implementation, ruling four of its provisions are unconstitutionally vague and that the law restricts commercial speech without sufficient evidence it will achieve its recycling goals. The judge cited concerns that stricter recyclability labeling requirements might lead producers to omit recyclability symbols, increasing landfill waste.

Immigration courts nationwide, particularly at the Adelanto detention facility, have significantly increased bond denial rates and bond amounts since November 2025. Data shows denial rates rose from 39% to 57% at Adelanto and from 36% to 55% nationally, with median bond amounts increasing to $10,000 at Adelanto. The shift follows internal instructions to judges and a September 2025 Board of Immigration Appeals decision prioritizing deportation over bond hearings.

Vice President JD Vance failed to address concerns from fiscal conservatives about a GOP reconciliation bill that includes a $95 billion package without full funding. House Republicans criticized the lack of spending cuts and expressed skepticism over the rushed process, with some lawmakers arguing the plan prioritizes partisan goals over fiscal responsibility.

United Airlines faces an additional $6 billion in fuel expenses for the year, creating a financial headwind. Investors are closely monitoring the airline's increased jet-fuel bill.

President Donald Trump directed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to resume traffic stops after a one-day pause following the fatal shootings of two immigrants during vehicle stops in Texas and Maine. The Department of Homeland Security had temporarily halted vehicle-related enforcement after 52-year-old Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston and 25-year-old Johan Sebastián in Biddeford, Maine, were shot and killed by ICE officers. Maine’s Senator Susan Collins and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus called for investigations and policy changes.

A mother and two children were seriously injured in a single-vehicle crash in Adams, Tennessee, when their vehicle struck a tree head-on. The mother experienced a medical emergency during ambulance transport, prompting additional medical assistance. The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

Two suspects involved in road rage incidents on Interstate 25 were arrested by the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, who found 'very real looking' BB guns on both individuals.

A NYDIG report suggests Bitcoin could dip to $38,000–$39,000 if historical patterns repeat, despite its 30% year-to-date decline. The report links the slump to supply mechanics and cyclical resets seen in 2014, 2018, and 2022, while noting Bitcoin's least volatile year in 2025 and potential for a quicker recovery. The CLARITY Act's passage is highlighted as a key catalyst for industry growth.

Howard Stern is set to earn an astronomical sum per minute of airtime despite cutting radio shows and laying off employees.

Howard Stern earns a significant amount per minute of airtime despite reducing his radio shows and laying off employees. The article highlights his substantial earnings even amid these cuts.

A 17-year-old boy is dead after being shot in Richmond's Southside earlier this month. The incident occurred in the Southside area of Richmond.