SUMMARY: Savannah, Georgia—dubbed the “Hostess City”—has produced top-tier athletes across multiple sports. Golf legend Hollis Stacy, a six-time USGA champion, won 18 LPGA titles and is in the World Golf Hall of Fame. George Atkinson starred for the Raiders, winning Super Bowl XI. NBA’s Pervis Ellison, dubbed “Never Nervous,” won an NCAA title and was the 1989 No. 1 draft pick. Nolan Smith Jr. helped Georgia win two national titles before being drafted by the Eagles, setting a team postseason sack record. Brian Harman, 2023 Open Champion, is a four-time PGA Tour winner. Honorable mentions include Shannon Sharpe and Taz Anderson.

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SUMMARY: A Republican budget proposal, dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” includes a plan to sell up to 3.2 million acres of federal public land across 11 states, sparking bipartisan backlash. Utah Sen. Mike Lee defends the move as a way to spur energy production and housing, but critics—including conservationists, hunters, and some GOP lawmakers—warn it threatens public access and natural heritage. The Wilderness Society and others argue the plan prioritizes revenue over preservation. A YouGov poll found 71% of Americans oppose public land sales, including majorities of both Trump and Harris voters. Key states affected include Alaska, Utah, and Nevada.

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SUMMARY: As summer begins, some parents are skipping expensive camps and structured schedules, instead embracing an unstructured break for their kids—dubbed “kid rotting.” Letting children relax, be bored, play outdoors, or watch TV is gaining popularity as a low-stress alternative. Clinical psychologist Dr. Tasha Brown notes that summer camps can trigger anxiety in some kids, and downtime may benefit their mental health. While some parents value structured learning, others prefer to let kids recharge, explore interests, and spend time with family. Ultimately, both approaches can be valid, depending on each family’s needs and resources.

It has a tracker on its neck meaning it likely has been caught breaking into homes before. The summer school break is underway but instead of spending a fortune on camp, some parents are opting to let their kids “rot” for the summer.

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