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Italy to Push Back Coal Power Plant Phase-Out by 13 Years as Energy Crisis Looms
Rome cites energy security risks amid Middle East tensions as it keeps coal plants on standby despite earlier net-zero commitments.
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Trump Administration Illegally Ended Parole for Immigrants Who Used Biden-Era App: Judge
‘The parole terminations exceeded the agency’s statutory authority and contradicted the procedures set forth in its own regulations,’ the judge said.
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Former South Korean Prime Minister Suspects CCP Behind Increase in Chinese Immigration
Hwang Kyo-ahn, who spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Texas last week, said he believes the CCP is influencing his government.
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What to Know About Trump’s Executive Order to Create a National Voter List
In the executive order, Trump calls for the Department of Homeland Security and the Social Security Administration to make a list of eligible voters.
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Japan Deploys First Long-Range Missiles as Tokyo Boosts Defense Capabilities
Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi described it as Japan’s first deployment of domestically-produced ‘stand-off’ missiles.
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America: ‘A Nation of Artists’
Three centuries of art celebrate American civilization like never before, in this ambitious Philadelphia exhibition.
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Cooking, Processing, and the Real Cancer Risks of Meat
When it comes to cancer, how meat is prepared and what it is eaten with matters more than whether you eat it.
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Cooking, Processing, and the Real Cancer Risks of Meat
When it comes to cancer, how meat is prepared and what it is eaten with matters more than whether you eat it.
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‘Is This Thing On?’: Surviving Divorce Using Stand-up Comedy
While the leads are fine and Arnett is a revelation, see ‘Is This Thing On?’ for newcomers Peyton Manning and Jordan Jensen.
‘The Last Ride of the Dirty Creek Gang’: Sunset Villains
The name of William W. Johnstone still means something to the Western genre.
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A Fantastic Locked-Room Mystery in the Spirit of Sherlock Holmes
Arturo Pérez-Reverte’s ‘The Final Problem’ is a well-crafted murder mystery, and an homage to Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, and Basil Rathbone.
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Charles J. Connick: The Art of Light
Connick’s studio became known for jewel-like, symbol-rich windows that helped revive stained glass in the United States.
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‘Is This Thing On?’: Surviving Divorce Using Stand-up Comedy
While the leads are fine and Arnett is a revelation, see ‘Is This Thing On?’ for newcomers Peyton Manning and Jordan Jensen.
Johns Hopkins: The Quiet Founder of America’s Medical Standard
The reclusive Quaker merchant who never practiced medicine—but quietly built the model that defines American medical education today.
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The Bold Plan to Save an 8-million Pound Hotel From the Ocean
In ‘This Week in History,’ six train engines, 112 railcars, 24 railroad tracks, and a team of determined Americans work to save a grand hotel.
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Bankruptcy, a Book, and the Friend Who Made Good on a Promise
In this episode of ‘When Character Counted,’ we meet the man who helped salvage the financial misfortunes of a dying American hero and provide for his widow.
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Sweet Wine
This is not the only nation that appreciates sweet beverages with savory foods, but we hugely adhere to that model.
The Rise of the Skillcation: What to Know About Latest Travel Trend
While a regular vacation tends to focus on relaxation or sightseeing, a skillcation adds some structured learning or practice to the equation.
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Mother Nature and Money Meet in Palm Beach
Diversity is one of the Palm Beach area’s numerous inviting and intriguing traits.
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Taking the Kids: What Are Your Vacation Goals?
Could you possibly want to run a marathon in a foreign country or return to the place your family immigrated from?
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The Rise of the Skillcation: What to Know About Latest Travel Trend
While a regular vacation tends to focus on relaxation or sightseeing, a skillcation adds some structured learning or practice to the equation.
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