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In a 1970 National Geographic feature, paleoanthropologist Richard Leakey—son of Louis and Mary Leakey—recounted his ...

I had come to Uzbekistan with many other journalists as a guest of the country’s president, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, though the invitations had been issued far down the food chain. The autocrat has been in ...

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As 240-foot-high power lines are set to rise across Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania, longtime residents are fighting eminent domain ...

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As we get into the offseason, a tricky question comes up again: What are the Atlanta Braves to do about the designated hitter position? Before the 2025 season, there wasn't a debate. It was Marcell ...

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As B.C. tries to find ways to boost domestic shipbuilding after B.C. Ferries awarded a major contract to a Chinese shipyard, it is wrestling with another issue: What to do with aging vessels when they ...

Euclid has opened up a survey for residents that is asking them for their input on what they should do with possible grant funding that the city is applying for. The Community Development Supplemental ...

Carl isn’t happy in his job—it’s boring, he doesn’t particularly like his coworkers, and especially his supervisor, who is a micromanager—but he has a pension and a couple of kids that he’d like to ...