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Chicago Sun-Times · Food · 05:01 UTC · Georgia Nicols · Donate

Horoscope for Tuesday, August 25, 2026

Moon Alert After 4:30 a.m., there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The moon is in Aquarius. Aries (March 21-April 19) A positive day Your interactions with friends and members of groups might be intense today. Someone might do something that catches you off guard, or perhaps you'll meet someone unusual. Very likely, you'll feel sympathetic toward someone else

The Hechinger Report · Politics · 05:00 UTC · Alexandra Villarreal · Donate

California encourages undocumented students to go to college. But some are losing hope

FOLSOM, Calif. — At Folsom Lake College’s main administrative building, a flyer on the wall tells undocumented students, “You can still go to college in California even with the current political climate.” “Keep going,” it says. “You are not alone.” Nearby is Alicia Alejo’s office at the Undocu-Falcons Center, where the student support specialist helps undocumented

The Philadelphia Inquirer · Arts · 04:59 UTC · Holiday Mathis · Donate

Horoscopes: Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2026

Daily Horoscopes.

The Philadelphia Inquirer · 04:59 UTC · Dear Abby · Donate

Dear Abby | Bitter ex cut fff Dad from his daughters

Today's advice from Dear Abby.

Echo: The Berkshire Eagle: Bitter ex cut off dad from his daughters

The Philadelphia Inquirer · 04:51 UTC · Scott Lauber · Donate

What’s going on with Zack Wheeler? The Phillies could be wondering after he struggles in a 9-2 loss.

The Phillies could reasonably chalk it up to a one-off, just one of those nights, if not for the fact that Wheeler has allowed at least four runs in four of his last six starts.

Signal Akron · News · 04:05 UTC · Shams Mustafa · Donate

Akron teens turn skateboards into art through Arts LIFT

On one skateboard, a wide-eyed smile stretches across the deck. Another features a woman whose elongated neck is adorned with necklaces made from costume jewelry, complementing her animal-print clothing. The designs were created by Nora Himmelright, a student at Firestone Community Learning Center. Before joining the University of Akron’s Arts LIFT program over the summer,

Signal Cleveland · Politics · 04:03 UTC · Celia Hack · Donate

Cleveland Clinic updates, defends gunshot wound detention policy in new court filing

The Cleveland Clinic responded to a federal lawsuit seeking to halt the hospital's policy of detaining people arriving with gunshot victims.

Signal Akron · Business · 04:03 UTC · Kristine Gill · Donate

Best chain dining: Swensons’ beloved burgers remain an Akron favorite

Swensons may be nearly a century old, but the franchise keeps coming up with innovative menu items. No wonder Akronites voted the home of the Galley Boy burger the best chain dining in the 2026 Best of the City contest.

Signal Akron · Business · 04:03 UTC · Jack Solon · Donate

Best outdoor dining: Mustard Seed’s upstairs patio overlooks Highland Square

Much like its namesake, Mustard Seed Market & Café’s has won the faith of its Akron customers with a commitment to locally sourced, non-artificial ingredients.

Signal Cleveland · Politics · 04:01 UTC · Jake Zuckerman · Donate

These Ohio companies expect hundreds of millions in tariff refunds

Several Ohio companies expect to receive as much as $200 million in refunds after SCOTUS overturned Trump's tariffs. Most were quiet about refunding that money to customers.

Signal Cleveland · Politics · 04:01 UTC · Andrew Tobias · Donate

Feds may end Ohio manufacturing program that supported Cleveland-based MAGNET after audit raised spending questions

The state’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership program has been suspended since late last year. MAGNET, which is no longer affiliated with the state network, was also cited for poor oversight and is disputing the findings.

Signal Akron · Politics · 04:01 UTC · Andrew Tobias · Donate

Feds may end Ohio manufacturing program after audit cites $20.9 million in misspending

The state’s Manufacturing Extension Partnership program has been suspended since late last year. A regional affiliate in Cleveland, the Manufacturing Advocacy and Growth Network, which was also cited for poor oversight, is disputing the findings.

Signal Akron · Politics · 04:01 UTC · Jake Zuckerman · Donate

Goodyear among several Ohio companies expecting hundreds of millions in tariff refunds

Several Ohio companies expect to receive as much as $200 million in refunds after SCOTUS overturned Trump's tariffs. Most were quiet about refunding that money to customers.

Signal Akron · Education · 04:01 UTC · Madison Helbig · Donate

Books to help you get back into reading

This month’s Words on the Street column includes a variety of genres, including science fiction, poetry and horror. Some of the books are funny, some are existential and some are just plain creepy. The common thread? They're engaging from start to finish and will help build momentum to get you back into reading.

The Connecticut Mirror · Opinion · 04:01 UTC · Nick Menapace · Donate

We should measure Corrections by the lives we change

What is the purpose of our correctional system?

The Berkshire Eagle · 04:01 UTC · By Richard K. Weil · Donate

Eagle Archives, Aug. 25, 1971: Drafted local IRS office ready for queries, sort of

Eagle Archives, Aug. 25, 1971: The local IRS office will handle questions and complaints about President Nixon’s wage-price freeze, though staff are still awaiting more detailed guidance and expert assistance.

The Berkshire Eagle · 04:00 UTC · Donate

Nick Anderson cartoon

The Berkshire Eagle · Politics · 04:00 UTC · jmaschino@berkshireeagle.com (Jeannie Maschino) · Donate

Pittsfield to host hiring event for Department of Public Services and Utilities

The city of Pittsfield, in partnership with MassHire Berkshire Career Center, will host a hiring event for the Department of Public Services and Utilities on Thursday, Aug. 27, at City Hall.

The Berkshire Eagle · 04:00 UTC · jmaschino@berkshireeagle.com (Jeannie Maschino) · Donate

Lenox graduate Brooklynn Lamke awarded ConvenientMD scholarship

ConvenientMD has awarded a $2,500 scholarship to Brooklynn Lamke, a 2026 graduate of Lenox Memorial High School, through its annual Student Scholarship Program.

The Berkshire Eagle · Opinion · 04:00 UTC · jmaschino@berkshireeagle.com (Jeannie Maschino) · Donate

Optimal Healing brings mental health services to Lenox Commons

Optimal Healing LLC has opened a new office at Lenox Commons, offering outpatient counseling for children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families.

The Berkshire Eagle · 04:00 UTC · jmaschino@berkshireeagle.com (Jeannie Maschino) · Donate

Berkshire Fitness in Pittsfield marks anniversary with free memberships

Berkshire Fitness and Wellness Center will celebrate its ninth anniversary by offering free one-month memberships, raffles and prizes from Aug. 26-30.

The Berkshire Eagle · 04:00 UTC · STEPHANIE ZOLLSHAN — THE BERKSHIRE EAGLE · Donate

Michael Fenton speakling at podium

Governor’s Council candidate Michael Fenton speaks during an Aug. 12 press conference in Pittsfield's Park Square.

The Berkshire Eagle · News · 04:00 UTC · By Abigail Van Buren · Donate

Let your adult daughter handle her friendship

DEAR ABBY: My daughter is 19 and has a job. She has had a friend since fifth grade. They went six months without talking, but now they're friends again. My daughter offers to buy her stuff, but I feel it's

The Berkshire Eagle · 04:00 UTC · By Abigail Van Buren · Donate

Bitter ex cut off dad from his daughters

DEAR ABBY: After nearly 18 years of marriage, I left my wife. Our daughters were 10 and 12. We had married quickly, and only later did I realize how deeply judgmental her "born-again" beliefs were -- so much so that

Echo: The Philadelphia Inquirer: Dear Abby | Bitter ex cut fff Dad from his daughters

The Berkshire Eagle · Health · 04:00 UTC · By Abigail Van Buren · Donate

Keep charity priorities off birthday posts

DEAR ABBY: I am feeling uncomfortable with what has become a steady stream of requests on social media for charitable contributions on friends' birthdays. My husband and I carefully budget our annual charitable contributions, and we try to be as

Fort Worth Report · Health · 03:45 UTC · Ismael M. Belkoura · Donate

Fort Worth mental health nonprofit launches youth trauma and grief collaborative

With the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute, Soar is training 180 school clinicians in trauma and grief therapy.

The Baltimore Banner · Sports · 03:15 UTC · Kyle Williams · Donate

Nationals’ offense taps into small ball, breaks out of slump in big win over Rockies

The Nationals’ lineup resembled its first-half ways for the first time in a long time, drawing eight walks and recording 13 hits.

The Salt Lake Tribune · News · 03:03 UTC · Spencer Burt | Fox 13 News · Donate

11 hikers rescued from flash flooding in Bryce Canyon National Park; 2 hospitalized

Nearly a dozen hikers in Bryce Canyon National Park got caught in flash floods Monday afternoon, and some had to be taken to the hospital.

Fort Worth Report · 02:55 UTC · Obituary · Donate

Eunice Wanjiru Keige – Nov. 17, 1961 – Aug. 14, 2026

Eunice Wanjiru Keige, aged 64, gracefully transitioned from this world on Friday, Aug. 14, 2026, enveloped by the affection of her family.

Fort Worth Report · Environment · 02:55 UTC · Obituary · Donate

Doris Damaris Odundo – April 20, 1972 – Aug. 18, 2026

Doris Damaris Odundo, who graced this world for 54 years until her passing on Aug. 18, 2026, leaves an indelible mark of love and influence.