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Keys to Brain Programming and Forming Habits

Costa Rica News · July 18, 2025

A habit is a behavior or action that is repeated regularly. Over time, your brain learns that performing that action brings a reward or a positive feeling, so it tends to repeat it. This is known as a feedback loop: basically, it has become...

Indonesian police bust baby trafficking ring with links to Singapore adoptions

The Independent Singapore · July 18, 2025

Indonesia/Singapore: In a story that raises disturbing questions about desperation, exploitation, and cross-border ethics, Indonesian police have arrested 12 individuals involved in what they describe as a baby trafficking syndicate — a network...

Congresswoman Hinson says deported West Liberty man was given due process

Radio Iowa · July 10, 2025

Iowa Congresswoman Ashley Hinson talked today about the 20-year-old man from West Liberty who was deported back to Guatemala after seven years in Iowa. Hinson says she supports President Trump’s call to deport criminal first. “And I think that...

Tucson Speaks Out: July 17

The Arizona Daily Star ·

This is a new Arizona data center in Mesa (by Meta) with five buildings. A separate data center complex planned near the Pima County Fairgrounds in the Tucson area, to be developed by an undisclosed company, will have up to 10 buildings. Star...

The economics of organics: opportunities and uncertainty in 2025

Fresh Plaza · July 11, 2025

On Wednesday and Thursday of this week, the annual Organic Produce Summit was held in Monterey, California. Thursday morning was filled with educational sessions with one of them covering the economics of organics. Walt Duflock of Western Growers...

Judge considers temporary stop on U.S. from deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia again

FOX45 - Maryland ·

GREENBELT, MD. (WBFF) — A federal judge said Thursday she is considering an order to temporarily block the government from quickly deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia again, as his attorneys seek his return to Maryland. “I’m not willing to allow an...

Ripe or Wrong? The Hidden Challenge of Choosing a Watermelon

KATC 3 ABC - Louisiana · July 3, 2025

CHURCH POINT, La. (KATC) — With the Fourth of July around the corner, cookouts, fireworks and family gatherings are stacking up—along with grocery bills. For many, no summer celebration is complete without a slice of watermelon. But picking the...

Volleyball Teams To Compete In Mexico

Bernews · July 11, 2025

Bermuda will compete in the fourth stage of the 2025 NORCECA Beach Volleyball Tour this weekend in Tamaulipas, Mexico, with men’s and women’s teams set to face top regional opponents. A spokesperson said, “As the international beach volleyball...

Camp Director’s Call About Rising Floodwaters Saved Lives. Her Brother Never Heard from Her Again

People - New York ·

NEED TO KNOW Camp director Jane Ragsdale is being remembered for her love of the outdoors and huge heart after she died in the Texsa floods Her brother said her early morning call helped him save the lives of at least five other people "She will...

First Ladies Determine Their Role in a Polarizing World—Together

Harper's Bazaar · July 17, 2025

Amid constant warfare, climate change, a reduction in mental health across the globe, and the rapid deployment of AI, what does it mean to be a first lady? It is one of the most visible roles, with access to an international platform, and yet in...

Trump White House: Vast Majority of ICE Arrestees Have Criminal Convictions or Pending Charges

Breitbart · July 9, 2025

The vast majority of the illegal aliens arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have criminal convictions or pending charges, the White House said this week as deportation efforts continue across the country. “70% of those arrested...

Columbia public radio station sounds alarm about federal cuts

KMIZ ABC 17 - Missouri · July 18, 2025

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Two radio stations in Columbia that rely on public funding say they're facing an uncertain future after the U.S. House passed President Donald Trump's rescissions package. House Republicans gave the green light late Thursday...

“Bring Him back” protest held to show lack of due process in ICE detentions

KCRG - Iowa · July 9, 2025

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (KCRG) - Activists and faith leaders gathered in front of the Homeland Security Office in Cedar Rapids to protest the ICE removal of Pascual Pedro and another man. According to Eschucha Mi Voz, German Gramajo-Barrios received a...

Mass graves everywhere, but where are the killers?

Lanka News Web · July 1, 2025

*This article was originally published on 30.09.2017 Dr. Lionel Bopage Introduction Sri Lanka’s armed conflicts have touched the whole Island, affecting all its ethnicities and faiths. By 2013, Sri Lanka recorded the second highest number of...

What do GOP cuts of NPR, PBS mean for Ohio's public radio stations?

The Daily Jeffersonian - Ohio ·

Republicans in Congress are cutting $1.1 billion from public broadcasting, impacting funding for Ohio public radio stations. The cuts would affect stations differently, with some losing a larger percentage of their budget than others. Supporters...

Holy, Independent: Meet 12 of the Many Americans on the Path to Sainthood

National Catholic Register ·

Nearly 100 American men and women from the United States are currently being considered for sainthood. And many Catholics hope that Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pope, will soon beatify or canonize some new American saints — perhaps even the...

How gambling laws differ between Central and North America

Costa Rica News · July 19, 2025

Following the rapid expansion of the iGaming industry over the past decade, governments have seen the behaviors of their gambling communities transform significantly. Instead of trying their luck on the casino floor or at the bookmakers, players...

Second day of protests over deportation of eastern Iowa man

Radio Iowa · July 10, 2025

Another demonstration is planned this afternoon in Davenport, following a protest in Cedar Rapids on Wednesday, after a West Liberty man was deported to Guatemala over the Fourth of July holiday. Members of the group Escucha Mi Voz (Listen to My...

Employer Fines for Breaches of Foreign Worker Rules on Track for Record Year

The Epoch Times · July 10, 2025

Mexican and Guatemalan temporary foreign workers pick strawberries at a strawberry farm in Pont Rouge Que., on Aug. 24, 2021. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot Federal inspectors are set to give out record fines against Canadian employers who...

Search for Missing Yazidis in Syria Faces Legal, Logistical Hurdles, New Report Finds

The Syrian Observer · July 10, 2025

More than a decade after the Islamic State’s genocidal assault on Iraq’s Yazidi community, justice remains out of reach for thousands of survivors. A new report by the Syria Justice and Accountability Centre (SJAC) warns that efforts to locate the...