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Jun 19 2026SPORTS

Tech steps up to keep golf fair and fun

The U. S. Open is golf’s toughest challenge, where top players face brutal layouts and high pressure to decide the national champion. Behind the scenes, a quiet tech revolution is making sure the rules stay clear for everyone—not just pros. Recently, an AI-powered rules assistant launched in the pop

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Jun 19 2026TECHNOLOGY

Pixel Screenshots gets smarter with cloud AI—without spying on your snaps

The Pixel Screenshots app just got a brain upgrade. Google’s latest update lets the app use cloud-based AI to search through your screenshots, while still keeping your data locked down. The app once relied only on your phone’s own AI, but now it can tap into Google’s secure cloud system too. The upd

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Jun 19 2026SPORTS

World Cup and MLB action heating up today

The World Cup’s second week kicks off with high stakes as co-hosts Mexico face South Korea in Guadalajara at 9 p. m. Eastern. Both teams currently have three points in Group A, meaning a win could secure their spot in the knockout rounds. Mexico started strong with a 2-0 victory over South Africa, b

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Jun 19 2026SPORTS

Why a Lesser-Known Rams Player Might Be the Real Key to Their Winning Season

The Rams entered 2026 with high hopes for a Super Bowl run, and adding star defender Myles Garrett made their chances look even better. But one analyst thinks someone else—not Garrett—holds the real key to their success this season. Instead of focusing on the big-name additions, this expert points t

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Jun 19 2026SPORTS

Where should the Nets go with Porter Jr. and Claxton?

The Brooklyn Nets face a tough call this summer. They don’t have a first-round pick next year, which means another losing season could lock them into mediocrity. Quick fixes are needed, and two players could be the key—Michael Porter Jr. and Nic Claxton. These two aren’t just bench warmers. They’re

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Jun 19 2026LIFESTYLE

Fox Chapel Shoe Service keeps old-school shoe repair alive with family teamwork

The small shop in Fox Chapel Plaza doesn’t look like much from the outside, but inside it’s a living museum of shoemaking tools. Chuck and Sydney Carlson treat this place like a second home—literally. They work seven days a week, slipping between repair jobs, customer chats, and managing their two k

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Jun 19 2026ENTERTAINMENT

Why Casino's Blueberry Muffins Matter More Than You Think

The 1995 crime drama set in Las Vegas isn't just about mobsters and high-stakes gambling. It's also about the small things that reveal big truths. One of these tiny details - the blueberry muffins in the casino's kitchen - has recently gained attention for a surprising reason. A professional pastry

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Jun 19 2026CRIME

Money, Power, and Controversy: A Look at Trump’s Family and Albania’s Drug Connections

The Trump family has long been associated with controversial business dealings, but their latest project in Albania is raising serious questions. Kushner’s company, Affinity Partners, plans to spend $1. 5 billion turning Sazan Island—once a Soviet military outpost—into high-end resorts. While the id

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Jun 19 2026CELEBRITIES

Celebrity power and political memories mark the Obama Presidential Center opening

The grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago wasn’t just about bricks and mortar—it was a reunion of stars, music legends, and political heavyweights. Located in Obama’s old neighborhood, Jackson Park buzzed with energy as familiar faces from politics, sports, and entertainment turn

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Jun 19 2026SPORTS

Pitching Showdown: Orioles Hold Off Mariners With Key Hits

The Orioles pulled off a tight victory against the Mariners, relying on strong pitching and clutch hitting. Kyle Bradish turned in his best outing yet, fanning 12 batters and keeping Seattle scoreless for most of the game. While he walked two and let up five hits, his control tightened as the night

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