In recognition of Juneteenth -Insights (video) that reflect the past, present and future of freedom
As many people in the U.S. and beyond recognize Juneteenth, let us reflect on the past, find purpose in the
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Amid dozens of resident complaints, Howard County allows quarry to blast without required permits
After 20 years in business, Savage Stone quarry has had its operating permit renewal denied by Howard County officials, who cited failure to live up to its conditional use agreement — including operating without a Clean Water Act permit.
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VFAST – California-based Facebook Group Brings Vintage Flair to MAAM
It isn’t news that the Covid-19 lockdowns isolated millions of people. Yet for many, this physical isolation encouraged a wave
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IRS warns against scams targeting seniors; joins other federal agencies to recognize special awareness day
WASHINGTON — As part of continuing efforts to protect the senior community, the Internal Revenue Service today issued a warning about the
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ATHS Delivers Trucking History at York Expo Center
For those who were around, and fondly remember, the 1970s, the workaday ways of the American trucker became an entertaining
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Alain Hubert Awarded Prestigious Belgica Prize at Ceremony in Brussels
At a ceremony held the afternoon of Monday, June 10th at The Royal Academy for Sciences and the Arts of
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TRUIMP GUILTY: HOW WILL VOTERS REACT?
Former President Donald Trump has been found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records in connection with a $130,000 hush money payment made to an adult film star shortly before the 2016 presidential election and many people are asking if the conviction will have any affect on his chances in a rematch against President Joe Biden this fall.
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The Dow hit a record 40k under Biden. Will it impact the election?
President Joe Biden’s tenure in office has been marked by stubbornly high inflation. Will a record-breaking stock market be enough to help him win re-election in November?
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Amid controversy, Supreme Court shows surprising unanimity in most rulings – so far
As the 2023-2024 Supreme Court term nears its end, data reflects historic unanimity among the justices, although a number of potentially divisive cases are to be decided in the coming weeks.
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Statehood activists push for Puerto Rico status vote
Statehood activists are once again pushing Congress to set up a vote for Puerto Ricans to pick a new status for the territory.
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