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8/10/2026
An arts school where Epstein allegedly preyed on students reveals decades of abuse
- A new report shows decades of sexual abuse at the Interlochen Center for the Arts by nearly 50 adults.
- Former student Paul Busch shares his story of being abused by a ballet teacher at 16.
- Many students were vulnerable due to limited family contact and fear of reporting abuse.
- Interlochen claims it has improved safety measures but some survivors find the response inadequate.
- The report includes allegations involving Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting a long history of unchecked abuse.
Voters are sick of the 2-party system. A new poll shows they're open to big changes
- A new poll shows many voters support changing to a proportional representation system for elections.
- Poll results indicate frustration with the two-party system and a desire for more political options.
- Younger and educated voters favor this change, but interest crosses party lines.
- Concerns about efficiency and the potential rise of extreme parties are less significant to voters.
- The conversation is starting about how to reform the political system in America.
Netanyahu rejects Trump's Gaza Peace Plan, demands Hamas disarm first
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu rejected Trump's peace plan unless Hamas disarms completely.
- Trump's plan proposed a phased withdrawal of Israeli forces with Hamas's disarmament.
- Hamas has stated it will only disarm if Israel withdraws first.
- The ongoing conflict has created a stalemate in peace negotiations.
- Netanyahu's stance emphasizes his position ahead of upcoming elections in Israel.
Mike Lindell touts Trump ties in race for governor of Minnesota, where Trump has lost
- Mike Lindell, founder of MyPillow, is running for governor in Minnesota, focusing on his ties to Trump.
- Despite Trump's history in Minnesota, Lindell claims he has an advantage due to his relationship with the former president.
- Questions have been raised about Lindell's residency and past allegations of abuse.
- His candidacy faces challenges from established Republican candidates endorsed by the party.
- Lindell expresses confidence among supporters, believing he can bring change to Minnesota politics.
The FAA wants to reboot the nation's airspace. This airline shows how it might work
- The FAA is adopting new technology to improve air traffic management, including the AI system Flyways AI.
- This system helps dispatchers at Alaska Airlines optimize flight routes based on data analysis.
- The FAA has awarded an $875 million contract to develop a SMART system for air traffic management.
- There are concerns about whether technology can replace the current air traffic control system effectively.
- The push for modernization aims at preventing air traffic congestion and improving efficiency.
Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk kills 12, authorities say
- A Ukrainian drone attack on Nizhnekamsk has resulted in 12 deaths and 39 injuries.
- The attack targeted industrial areas, reflecting ongoing conflict dynamics in the region.
- Ukraine alleges the strikes aim to pressure Russia into negotiating peace.
- The drone strike illustrates the continuous military strategy between Ukraine and Russia.
- No immediate response from Ukrainian officials has been reported following the attack.
Some disabled people want to advance their careers. They say Medicaid rules stop them
- Erica Carter, a paralyzed finance manager, faced losing her Medicaid due to high income limits.
- Many disabled individuals feel pressure not to earn more to keep essential health benefits.
- Some states have eliminated Medicaid income caps, but they still exist in Iowa.
- Advocates push for reforms to allow disabled workers to earn more without losing coverage.
- Carter chose to maintain her job over Medicaid and is now struggling with out-of-pocket expenses.
In a competitive Maine Senate race, women voters could be the deciders
- Women voters are crucial in the upcoming Maine Senate race between Democrat Troy Jackson and incumbent Susan Collins.
- Jackson must appeal to women, especially following controversies surrounding past candidates.
- Concerns about women’s issues extend beyond abortion to include healthcare and economic conditions.
- Polls suggest a shift in support dynamics due to changing voter priorities.
- Collins’s long-standing political history faces new challenges amidst evolving voter sentiments.
'House of the Dragon,' Season 3 finale: The rumble at Tumbleton
- The finale features significant developments in the ongoing Targaryen civil war.
- Rhaenyra's struggle for the throne intensifies with battles and personal conflicts.
- Key characters face moral dilemmas and the weight of their choices as the story unfolds.
- Themes of power, sacrifice, and family play a central role in the conclusion of the season.
- The episode sets the stage for future conflicts and dynamic character arcs in the series.
Who really needs testosterone?
- Growing cultural focus on testosterone therapy raises concerns over who truly needs it.
- Many men seek testosterone without proper medical guidance, potentially putting themselves at risk.
- Symptoms of low testosterone can overlap with other health issues, complicating diagnosis.
- Experts emphasize that lifestyle changes can also improve low testosterone levels.
- The push for wider access to testosterone therapy is debated amid concerns for safety.
Flood death toll in India's Assam reaches 100 as thousands lose their homes
- Severe flooding in Assam has left at least 100 dead and thousands displaced.
- Heavy monsoon rains have caused rivers to overflow, impacting livelihoods and infrastructure.
- Over 700,000 people have been affected, with many still living in relief camps.
- Government is assessing damage to provide aid and support for recovery efforts.
- The floods highlight the ongoing challenges posed by climate change and erratic weather patterns.
The view from the proving grounds for next-generation nuclear reactors, Atomic City, Idaho
- Atomic City, Idaho, is undergoing a nuclear energy revival with new types of reactors being tested.
- Local residents express confidence in safety, despite national opposition to nuclear energy.
- New small reactors aim to address rising energy demand without carbon emissions.
- Regulatory changes under the Trump administration speed up nuclear project approvals.
- Concerns arise over safety standards being compromised amid the push for expanded nuclear energy.
There's a birth control backlash online. Can it explain the rise in abortions?
- Following Roe v. Wade's reversal, birth control use surged but attitudes shifted as misinformation spread.
- Social media influencers have criticized hormonal birth control, impacting usage decisions.
- Despite abortion bans, the number of abortions has risen, leading to discussions of contraceptive access.
- Surveys show consistent contraception rates, challenging assumptions about usage changes across states.
- Experts emphasize the importance of understanding the interplay between access and social trends.
Meet the man circumnavigating the Arctic Ocean, alone
- Matt Rutherford is attempting a solo journey to circumnavigate the Arctic Ocean, facing ice and weather challenges.
- His voyage aims to raise funds for climate science amidst reduced government support.
- Rutherford uses technology to navigate and communicate while dealing with the risks of icy seas.
- He navigates Russian waters while following strict reporting and safety protocols.
- Rutherford’s exploration highlights the impacts of climate change on Arctic navigation.
Haunted by Hoover, Trump searches for an endgame in Iran
- Trump aims to end the long-standing war in Iran to avoid comparison to Herbert Hoover's presidency.
- Economic concerns, such as inflation and energy prices, weigh heavily on Trump’s decisions.
- Past presidents have similarly feared Hoover comparisons during economic downturns.
- Trump's legacy is at stake as he navigates the complexities of the ongoing conflict.
- The historical impacts of wars on presidencies inform Trump's approach to current challenges.
Ukraine mourns 'collector of souls' Oleksiy Yukov, killed recovering war dead
- Oleksiy Yukov, known for recovering war dead in Ukraine, was killed by a landmine during a mission.
- Thousands honored him for his dedication to giving names back to the deceased.
- Yukov lost an eye in a previous explosion but returned to his important work in recovery.
- He founded an organization to recover remains and provide dignified burials amidst ongoing conflict.
- His passion for honoring the dead emphasized the humanity amidst the war's tragedy.
Solar eclipse to occur next week. Here is what to know
- A solar eclipse will be visible next week, with totality in parts of Europe and a partial eclipse in the U.S.
- Special equipment is needed to safely view the eclipse to protect against eye damage.
- NASA plans to study atmospheric effects during the eclipse as part of scientific exploration.
- Historic events like this engage the public in astronomy and its future impact.
- The next notable eclipses will occur in 2027 and 2044, highlighting ongoing interest in celestial events.
This rising painter reimagines Renaissance art in a cocoa plantation in Cameroon
- Cameroonian artist Marc Padeu melds European Renaissance art with African scenes from cocoa plantations.
- He critiques why traditional European imagery doesn't reflect African realities and stories.
- Padeu's works explore universal themes of existence through a unique African lens.
- He advocates for African artists to embrace their heritage while innovating beyond traditional narratives.
- Padeu aims to reach global audiences and foster connections through his art.
How long will the Grateful Dead's songs survive?
- Bob Weir believed Grateful Dead songs would live on, akin to timeless visitors with universal appeal.
- Fans and musicians continue to support the band's legacy even after the original members' passing.
- Tribute events like The Terrapin Roadshow celebrate the music and community inspired by the Dead.
- Young musicians are taking up the torch, ensuring the music finds new audiences.
- The experience of the Grateful Dead remains open to interpretation, contributing to its lasting relevance.
The Ripple Effect: Deadheads share their stories
- Fans of the Grateful Dead shared emotional and personal stories about their connection to the band.
- The community surrounding the Dead plays a vital role in continuing the legacy of its music.
- NPR sought to capture stories of both long-time fans and new enthusiasts drawn in by the music.
- Responses included shared experiences at concerts and how the band's message resonates today.
- The collective memory and culture amongst Deadheads highlight the importance of community in music.