Nebraska Democrats Face Lawsuit Over Senate Candidate Replacement Decision
Jane Kleeb calls Forbes’ lawsuit “frivolous,” arguing Nebraska Democrats aren’t obligated to replace a withdrawn candidate.
July 29, 2026
Jane Kleeb calls Forbes’ lawsuit “frivolous,” arguing Nebraska Democrats aren’t obligated to replace a withdrawn candidate.
In Clifton, Arizona, postal worker Mary Schwarz, a former nurse, saved 8-month-old Nova by performing CPR and back thrusts after she stopped breathing.
Pat Mullooly, a sixth-generation farmer in Wisconsin, faces 2026’s challenging economic climate, reminiscent of past crises.
“A lot of younger kids can’t afford to buy a $1,500 car,” Yungdahl said, highlighting the rising costs of derbies.
On July 28, 2026, Houston strangers formed a heroic team, using sledgehammers and fire extinguishers to rescue three women from a crashed car.
Mrs. Johnnie Lay Burks, a pioneering educator and counselor, is honored for her legacy and dedication to CCSD.
Nehemiah Turner, an 11-year-old from Florida, becomes the first child to log 100 reading hours in the Jacksonville Humane Society’s Pawsitive Reading program.
One of the missing soldiers, 2nd Lt. Eugene Christensen of Fremont, was identified thanks to his grandnephew’s efforts.
Emmalee Wilkins, an 11-year-old leukemia patient, inspired local businesses to deliver pizzas and cupcakes to her hospital after posting window signs.
Students in Bradford County trade classrooms for parks, learning math and language arts amid nature to combat summer slide.
On July 24, 2026, Prieta, a tiny dog missing since July 4th, was reunited with her family after an epic rescue in the San Francisco Bay by multiple agencies.
Lake Ivanhoe, founded in 1926 as a Black-owned resort near Lake Geneva, celebrates its 100-year history.
