- Lollapalooza 2025: What to bring and what to avoid
- Gaza mourns those killed in Israeli strike on seafront cafe
- Crews to utilize active management strategy with Laguna Fire
- Mayors fought to keep control of NYC schools for decades. Mamdani says he’d share power.
- Europe’s growing heat waves: Air conditioning for all?
- Kāneiolouma Heiau Project will Revive Centuries of Hawaiian Heritage
- Man accused of insurance fraud taken into custody after raid at clinic in Miami: Police
- Spirit's owner Kang named Sports Philanthropist of the Year by ESPN
Author: PostX News
CHICAGO — Lollapalooza 2025 is less than a month away — and festivalgoers should start planning for the weekend now. The four-day music festival will take over Chicago’s Grant Park starting Thursday, July 31 through Sunday, Aug. 3. Lolla will include a variety of artists from rap to electro pop and indie to pop-punk. Lollapalooza 2025 official lineup revealed Headliners this year include Olivia Rodrigo, Tyler, The Creator, Sabrina Carpenter, Rüfüs Du Sol, Luke Combs, Twice, A$AP Rocky, Korn, Gracie Abrams and Doechii. Other acts include Dom Dolla, Martin Garrix, Cage the Elephant, T-Pain, Foster the People, Finneas, Remi Wolf,…
Once a bustling seafront spot where young people could hope for a rare respite from war, Gaza City’s al-Baqa cafe lay in ruins after an Israeli strike killed 24 people including a journalist and an artist.Blood stains dotted the debris-strewn floor in the aftermath of the strike on Monday, AFP footage showed. Upturned plastic chairs lay alongside wooden planks blown apart in the blast, as tattered fabric gently blew in the sea breeze.The strike triggered a fresh outpouring of grief in the Palestinian territory already devastated by more than 20 months of war, with social media flooded with posts paying…
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — Fire managers with the Santa Fe National Forest are planning to actively manage the Laguna Fire in the Coyote Ranger District, eight miles north of NM State Road 96 and west of the Chama River Canyon Wilderness. The 176-acre fire was first reported on June 25 and was caused by lightning. Story continues below News: Albuquerque’s downtown vacant buildings ordinance will go into effect July 1 Investigation: ‘It’s on her’: Senator defunds DA citing attitude, staff shortage Sports Office: Catching up with World Champion Boxer Danny Romero Jr Officials say fire managers will start operations with the…
For the past 20 years, mayors from opposing parties with vastly different education agendas have agreed on one pivotal policy: mayoral control of New York City’s public schools. But Zohran Mamdani, who declared victory in last month’s Democratic primary,On his campaign website, Mamdani said he supports “an end to mayoral control” — the long-running system where the mayor directs education policy and appoints a schools chancellor to run the department.But so far, Mamdani hasn’t detailed his plans for an alternative. On his site, he said he’d strengthen “co-governance” through the Panel for Educational Policy, an oversight body that replaced the…
Ah, the politics of keeping cool. First day of July and already France and parts of Europe are enduring their second major heatwave with no respite: from the shores of the Mediterranean warmed by waters at an alarming 26 degrees Celsius to the rooftop of Europe, Mont Blanc where the mercury’s got no business venturing above freezing this early in the summer… how to adapt to the new normal? Source (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by PostX News and is published from a syndicated feed.)
In the heart of Kaua‘i’s sun-drenched south shore, a powerful transformation is unfolding—one that reconnects modern Hawai‘i with the sophisticated, sustainable lifeways of its ancestors. Hui Mālama O Kāneiolouma, a grassroots cultural stewardship organization, has launched an ambitious restoration of Kāneiolouma Heiau and its surrounding ancient village, using time-honored traditions to breathe life back into a sacred wahi pana (storied place). This milestone initiative focuses on two cornerstone efforts: rebuilding the interior heiau walls using the ancestral stone-stacking technique known as Uhau Humu Pōhaku, and simultaneously clearing decades of invasive species and debris from a centuries-old fishpond system that exemplifies…
A clinic in Flagami was raided by undercover agents on Tuesday and a man accused of insurance fraud was taken into custody, police said. According to police, officers served a warrant at the H. Miami Medical Clinic, located on West Flagler Street and Southwest 40th Avenue. With the help of the FBI, officers were able to catch up with the owner of the clinic, 62-year-old Alex Borrero. “The goal here is to slow down the insurance fraud that’s occurring in the City of Miami,” said an undercover agent. Officials said Borrero is accused of taking part in a scheme that…
Michele Kang, the owner of the NWSL’s Washington Spirit, was named the Sports Philanthropist of the Year by ESPN on Tuesday. Source (Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by PostX News and is published from a syndicated feed.)
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass on Tuesday spoke out against the ongoing immigration raids after the announcement of a federal lawsuit attacking L.A.’s sanctuary city policies. In addition to the numerous raids and detentions, federal officials also have provoked protesters and exaggerated the scale of violence, unnecessarily deployed troops to L.A. and blamed local leaders for the disorder, Bass said. “This is essentially an all-out assault against Los Angeles,” Bass said. In announcing the federal suit, U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli said the legal action “holds the City of Los Angeles accountable for deliberately obstructing the enforcement of federal immigration law.”…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A new study linking daytime napping to increased mortality rates in older adults may have some rethinking that midday snooze.The study, presented last month at SLEEP 2025, the 39th annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies in Seattle, Washington, found that frequent, longer and irregular daytime naps — especially in the early afternoon — were linked to a higher risk of death over an eight-year period.”Our study fills a gap in knowledge,” lead author Chenlu Gao, a postdoctoral research fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, told Fox News Digital.STUDY REVEALS…
Subscribe to Updates
Get the latest news from PostX News about Nation, world, sports and Geo politics. Bookmark this site and subscribe our newsletter for daily updates.