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Emil Lappen has become an unlikely sensation at the 2026 World Cup for his steadfast refusal to participate in Norway's viral "Viking Row" celebration, calling the chant "stupid" and historically inaccurate.
A new Bank of America Institute report reveals encouraging news for working families: the wage gap between lower- and higher-income earners narrowed significantly last month, with lower-income households seeing a sharp rise in after-tax income.
Temple University's Lewis Katz School of Medicine is partnering with AtlantiCare to establish a $50 million medical campus on Pacific Avenue, addressing the physician shortage in South Jersey with classes beginning in 2029.
Atlantic County's Department of Family and Community Development has introduced an AI-powered phone system that allows residents seeking emergency assistance to speak naturally instead of navigating complicated phone menus. The system handled over 6,500 calls in June alone.
Dundee Sustainable Technologies has developed a non-toxic method to extract gold from mineral ores without using cyanide. The Quebec-based chemical firm also offers a patented process called GlassLock to address environmental concerns in the mining industry.
A Florida judge ruled Friday that former Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold will not be required to wear a GPS tracker as a condition of his release, clearing the way for him to continue pursuing opportunities with NFL teams after being released by Detroit.
The family of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old found dead on Horn Island following a Fourth of July trip, is holding a press conference today with civil rights attorney Ben Crump. The Jackson County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death as authorities await toxicology results.
World number one Scottie Scheffler appears headed for his first missed cut since 2022 after struggling to a 2-over 72 in Friday's second round at the Scottish Open. The rare setback comes as Scheffler prepares for next week's Open Championship at Royal Birkdale.
The National Capital Planning Commission has approved preliminary plans for a proposed arch project championed by former President Donald Trump, moving forward despite hours of public criticism and numerous unresolved questions about the controversial structure.
The historic Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which has operated at a loss for two decades, has been acquired by the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, ensuring the continuation of the 240-year-old newspaper that first published west of the Allegheny Mountains.
The Interior Department is asserting that Washington D.C.'s century-old height restrictions do not apply to federal projects, a position that could fundamentally alter the capital's skyline if accepted by the panel reviewing former President Trump's proposed arch.
Gospel and blues legend Mavis Staples celebrates her 86th birthday today, joining a remarkable collection of historical events that have occurred on July 10, from the Thai cave rescue to Bahamian independence.
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