Summer sales often bring big discounts on tech, and Amazon’s early Prime Day deals are no exception—especially for TVs. Instead of waiting for July’s main event, shoppers can already find steep cuts on models from budget basics to premium picks. The savings kick in before the official sale starts Ju
Sunday’s Cubs-Blue Jays game vanished under gray skies, scrubbed by rain before the teams could finish their weekend dance at Wrigley. The opener had been a blowout—Chicago cracked 16 runs in the first game—before Toronto fought back with an 8-6 win the next night. Now both clubs must wait until Aug
Surveys show most people accept evolution, but a group still doubts it. Researchers examined nine large surveys from the UK, Canada, Australia, US, Argentina, Spain and Germany. Two of these studies were done in 2017, while the other seven took place in 2023. The results confirm that belief in
Summer calls for good books, but where to even start? This year’s list mixes local Chicago stories with gripping plots from around the country. Dawn Turner’s "Majestic Hills" dives into suburban tension when a Black family moves into a predominantly white neighborhood, showing how politeness can mas
Sunday’s big fight night at the White House lawn is happening—rain, heat, or any other surprise the sky throws at it. That’s the message UFC boss Dana White sent loud and clear after Friday’s weather delay forced a last-minute switch-up. The outdoor event, planned for the South Lawn, was nearly call
Surgical groups often ask their leaders to wear many hats—running committees, making guidelines, and judging conferences. But some of those hats come with hidden price tags from device or drug companies. A big society requires its committee members to write down any extra money they get from industr
Summer heat is more than just high temperatures—it’s the thick, heavy feeling that sticks to your skin and makes every room feel like a swamp. Humidity above 40% turns a home into an uncomfortable space, and most people respond by blasting the air conditioning. But cooling the air doesn’t just lower
Surprisingly, the flu vaccine from last year kept protecting people even as a new version of the H3N2 virus started spreading. Public health experts had worried the shot wouldn’t fight off these slightly changed viruses. But in adults, the protection stayed strong, according to new findings. This is
Survivors of breast cancer often struggle to get back into everyday life after treatment. A study in China looked at how these women rebuild their social world. Sixteen participants shared stories about life after the diagnosis. The research used open‑ended interviews and careful analysis t
Summer in Southern California brings sunshine, citrus scents, and a splash of color. A new art show called ""Freshly Squeezed"" invites people to experience just that. Instead of sitting indoors, visitors get to enjoy vibrant artwork inspired by season’s brightest themes. The exhibit runs from mid-J
