Boston’s White Population Declines to 44% in 2025, Census Trend Shows
UNITED STATES — Over the past century, Boston has undergone significant demographic changes, with the white population dropping from 99% in 1925 to 44% in…
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WY130 Closed by Wildfire Between Saratoga and Laramie — No Reopening Time Announced
WYOMING — A fast-moving wildfire in southern Wyoming has forced the full closure of Wyoming Highway 130 (WY130) between Saratoga and Laramie, leaving residents and…
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USS Eldridge and the Philadelphia Experiment: Untangling a WWII Conspiracy That Won’t Die
PHILADELPHIA, PA — What began as an experiment in magnetic warfare defense during World War II has grown into one of America’s most infamous military…
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Colorado’s Most Stunning Alpine Lakes That Feel Just Like the Swiss Alps
COLORADO — High in Colorado’s remote backcountry, a string of alpine lakes sits like hidden gems carved by time. They don’t just resemble Switzerland’s famed…
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Alaska’s Hidden Fjords: America’s Last Untouched Wonder of Ice, Ocean, and Silence
DEEP IN ALASKA — Carved by ancient glaciers and untouched by the sprawl of modern tourism, Alaska’s hidden fjords remain one of North America’s last…
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Georgia Southern University’s Online Computer Science Degree Ranked 6th Among Most Affordable in U.S.
GEORGIA — Georgia Southern University has earned national recognition for its online Master of Science in Computer Science program, which was recently ranked sixth in…
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Georgia Tech Innovator Develops Home Cervical Cancer Screening Device for Women
ATLANTA — A Georgia Tech student is drawing national attention for creating a home cervical cancer screening device that could change how women approach early…
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Houston Man Shot While Holding Backyard Funeral for Family’s Pet Guinea Pig
HOUSTON, TEXAS — A quiet backyard memorial for a family pet turned violent early Thursday morning when a man was shot in the torso during…
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8 Spring-Klein Restaurants Join Houston Restaurant Weeks to Support Local Food Bank
SPRING-KLEIN, TEXAS — Eight local restaurants in the Spring-Klein area will participate in this year’s Houston Restaurant Weeks, a month-long dining event that raises funds…
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Oklahoma’s Route 66 Town Still Feels Like the 1950s — And That’s Why People Love It
CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA — Just off the historic Route 66, nestled between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, lies a town where the past is more than just…
