There’s been much in the news recently about the college admissions bribery scandal. The codename for the FBI investigation is Operation Varsity Blues. I’m sure you’ve heard about Read More
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Historic Winter Is Lingering, Legendary and Lethal
Johnny Carson was a longtime comedian and late night show host. He had a phrase he would use to describe unusual things. “That is some weird, wild stuff.” Read More
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World Water Day Is March 22… Bringing Awareness to Water Quality Problems
Astronomers and scientists are continually searching for life on other planets. And the first thing they look for every time is water. They understand life as we know Read More
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Seniors Cycling 3,000 Miles… For the “Health” of it
Are you a sexagenarian? Don’t worry. That’s not a personal question about your love life. I’m merely asking if you are between 60 and 69 years of age. Read More
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Nuclear War Fears Growing as U.S.-Russia Treaty Dies, North Korea Restores Launch Facility
The digital age has changed everything. And that’s especially true for the world’s most powerful weapons. The U.S. Air Force is building a new generation of nuclear-armed Intercontinental Read More
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U.S., China Are Close to a Trade Deal but the Trade War Could Continue
In the past few weeks, we’ve seen negotiations between the U.S. and China on the potential new trade deal plastered all over the news. But what many don’t Read More
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Nearly 200 People Stranded on Amtrak Train for 36 Hours
How would you like to be riding a train that made an unexpected stop? Well, that happens once in a while. No big deal. As long as the Read More
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After Being Destroyed By Hurricane Michael, Tyndall Air Force Base Is Up and Fighting Back
We all remember Hurricane Michael last year. It was the vicious storm that killed 72 people last October, including 57 in the U.S. And created an estimated $25.1 Read More
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Measles Making a Comeback in the U.S.… Outbreaks Increasing in Several States
When many of us were children, we got the measles. In fact, if parents learned that one of their kids’ friends had the measles, they’d arrange to have Read More
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Grand Canyon Visitors and Workers Were Exposed to Uranium Radiation… for Nearly 20 Years!
People have been marveling at the Grand Canyon’s majesty for thousands of years. In fact, it’s actually considered one of the most majestic landscapes in the world. Formed Read More
