The Sterling Report

The Sterling Report

por Art Sterling

Sociedad y Cultura

The Great Evacuation, a Festival Shooting, and the Robot Named Sabe

Today on The Sterling Report: historic evacuations in Europe, fire danger in the American West, tragedy in Seattle and Michigan, a Hollywood return, a circus elephant’s quiet retirement, and a young Ojibwe boy building something small enough to sit on a shoulder… but big enough to carry a language.

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Hurricane Fausto, a Leopard Escape, and the Man Who Felt His Dog Again

On this edition of The Sterling Report: Hurricane Fausto heads across the Pacific, orcas sink another yacht off Spain, West Virginia reels from flash flooding, and a rare Amur leopard escapes from a South Carolina zoo. Plus: Japan builds a human refrigerator, Alberta battles giant goldfish, Ohio has a pickle spill, and one paralyzed man feels his dog’s fur again after a breakthrough medical procedure.

Oil Hits $100, Congress Draws a Line, and Shatner Rocks On

Attacks in the Red Sea send oil above one hundred dollars as Congress weighs presidential war powers and moves against lawmakers trading stocks. Tropical Storm Bertha prepares for a rare second landfall, scientists confirm a major discovery beyond our solar system, and William Shatner reveals the private struggle behind his surprising new chapter.

A Restless World, a $34 Million Ticket, and a Hero on a Bicycle

The Sterling Report for July 22 follows the continuing conflict in the Middle East, political changes abroad and in Washington, Tropical Storm Bertha’s impact along the Gulf Coast, new discoveries in science and AI, and a collection of remarkable stories that remind us why the human spirit still makes the best headlines.

The World Turns, America Watches, and a Hero Nobody Expected

Global conflict, major U.S. developments, dangerous weather, remarkable records, inspiring rescues, and one unforgettable story of courage—today’s Sterling Report brings the day’s biggest stories together with Art Sterling’s signature storytelling style. Join us for another edition of news that informs, surprises, and leaves you with a little hope.

Oil, Odyssey, and One Remarkable Rescue

Today’s Sterling Report looks beyond the headlines with international developments, consumer news, remarkable human-interest stories, and a reminder that the smallest acts of service are often the most memorable.

Europe Rearms, Texas Floods Again, and the Boy Who Built a Village

The Sterling Report: • Iran’s infrastructure comes under sustained attack. • Ukraine and Europe reshape the security landscape. • Greece struggles through worsening drought. • Apple and Nvidia trade places atop Wall Street. • A CDC food safety warning. • Oregon lightning fires and Texas flooding. • A new World Cup tradition. • World Skydiving Day sets a record. • And, For What It’s Worth… the lonely four-year-old whose wave brought an entire neighborhood together.

Floods Return, War Threatens Shipping, and the Monkey Nobody Knew

Texas faces another dangerous flooding event while new developments overseas raise concerns over global shipping. Plus the latest economic headlines, Starship Flight 13, an unusual Blue Angels safety review, and an extraordinary wildlife discovery eighteen years in the making.

War Widens, a Bay Tragedy, and Boaty McBoatface Returns

Oil prices climb as fighting expands in the Middle East. A family memorial cruise turns tragic in San Francisco Bay. Scientists head toward Greenland aboard a ship with an unforgettable backstory. Plus America’s western heat dome, immigration developments, World Cup action, an unexploded World War II grenade, and one unforgettable lesson from a flooded Texas apartment.

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