In Russia, people purchase mostly the same types of things we get in America. Food, beverages and household items including personal products and appliances. But earlier this month, Read More
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The Evolution of Space Food
If you were a child or a teenager during the Sixties, I’m guessing you drank Tang. For those of you unfamiliar with Tang, it’s a powdered orange drink. Read More
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Police Officers Going Above and Beyond to Help Those in Distress
Police officers are charged with serving and protecting their communities. A vast majority of them do a great job with that important responsibility. And sometimes local police officers Read More
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Heat Wave, Storms, Tornadoes Cause Widespread Blackouts for Millions
First it was a transformer fire that left more than 70,000 people without power in New York City. Then it was a heat wave that knocked out power Read More
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Patriot Emergency Response Team Has a Heart to Help People in Need
Even before he joined the Patriot Emergency Response Team (PERT) three years ago, Jason Lis was all about helping people. In fact, that’s how he met members of Read More
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Democratic Debates Reveal Division… Will That Matter on Election Day?
Some people love politics. They can’t get enough of it. They watch the 24-hour cable news stations frequently. They tune in for all the debates, despite which party Read More
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American Soldiers’ Remains, Historic Flag From WWII Finally Make It Home
World War II ended 74 years ago with the unconditional surrender of the Axis powers. Germany surrendered in May 1945. Japan surrendered several months later. Many decades have Read More
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Over a Million Alien Seekers Vow to ‘Storm Area 51’ Sept. 20
It started off as a joke. An innocent, yet amusing joke. But the United States Air Force is not laughing. An unidentified individual posted an anonymous meme to Read More
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From Bottled to Canned… Are We Trading One Water Problem for Another?
Many people are concerned about the quality of water coming out of their faucets. And for good reason. As a result, some have turned to bottled water as Read More
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California Power Outages… From Maybe to Certain This Summer & Fall
Every year, we know they’re coming. Summer’s extreme weather, plus our ever aging infrastructure, creates blackouts lasting anywhere from several hours to several days or more. But this Read More
