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Millions Still Taking It Easy on the Highway Mecca That Is Route 66
Cities and towns along the historic 2,228-mile highway from Chicago to Los Angeles are staging multiple events while anticipating a surge in tourism.
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Why Airplane ‘Black Boxes’ Have Not Switched to Cloud Storage
Despite the advances in cloud storage technology, there are key reasons why aircraft flight recorders, or ‘black boxes,’ have not been replaced by it.
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Abrego Garcia Will Stay in Custody for 30 Days, Temporarily Preventing Removal From US
The extended time in custody will give the Salvadoran citizen more time to consider his legal options.
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Old Miner, New Trick: Gleaning Gold From Wyoming Copper Mine
Using boulder-crushing force and a new finesse in separation techniques, a veteran gold digger said mine near Cheyenne has over $1 billion in copper.
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What’s Behind the Rise in Narcissism in Teens?
Reducing social media, promoting family values, and encouraging kids to do good without expecting praise can all help, experts said.
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26 Years of Persecution: Surviving, Escaping, and Remembering CCP’s Attacks on Falun Gong
‘When it comes to Falun Gong, the CCP follows no laws. They arrest people and send them to prison at will,’ says woman who escaped China
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From Hopeless to ‘A Beacon of Hope’: The Story of a Drug Addict’s Faith-Inspired Recovery
Candice Mueller had fought substance abuse for more than two decades when she spent 105 days in jail, altering her life’s path.
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Violence Against ICE Escalates Across America
‘Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity,’ Sheriff Roy Boyd said. ‘What you’re seeing is not protests. What you’re seeing is an insurgency.’
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Is There Enough Water to Quench the Thirst of AI Super Data Centers?
Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.
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For Some Americans, REAL ID Raises Privacy Concerns
Several state-level politicians are calling for their states to backtrack on the system.
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A Year After Trump Rally Shooting, Town Still Seeks Healing, Answers
A western Pennsylvania community mobilized around the family of the man who was fatally shot when a gunman opened fire at a Trump rally.
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‘That’s Where Corey Chose to Sit’: Widow of Trump Rally Hero Honors His Life
The family of Corey Comperatore and supporters are paying tribute to him before the one-year anniversary of his death under tragic circumstances.
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Why AI Service Agents Are Frustrating Customers
Businesses say the use of AI customer service agents is increasing efficiency and decreasing costs, but consumers are growing increasingly frustrated.
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Residents Pull Together in Flood-Ravaged Central Texas
Officials said on July 8 that in Kerr County alone, the deadly flood has claimed 87 lives, including 56 adults and 30 children.
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Why Organic Farmers Are Facing Headwinds After Years of Steady Growth
Government regulations and the high cost of compliance have made it difficult for organic farmers to remain profitable.
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Family Persists With Fourth of July Tradition Despite Lightning Storms
Floridians in St. Petersburg waited out lightning and thunderstorms, determined to spend their Fourth of July on the beach.
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Newly Naturalized Citizens Say What American Freedom Means to Them
Some escaped violence, while others found love, pursued educational opportunities, or began new careers.
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A 3,500 Mile Journey and the Meaning of 4th of July
The Epoch Times traveled from coast-to-coast asking people what the Fourth of July means to them and their families.
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Group Warns Against US Decision to Reopen Border to Mexican Cattle Amid Screwworm Outbreak
The USDA will allow Mexican cattle, bison, and horses back into Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas over the next few months.
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Senator Says Republicans ‘Ignoring’ Musk’s Comments on Megabill
The Tesla CEO has repeatedly criticized the spending bill in recent weeks.
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Millions Still Taking It Easy on the Highway Mecca That Is Route 66
Cities and towns along the historic 2,228-mile highway from Chicago to Los Angeles are staging multiple events while anticipating a surge in tourism.
|
Why Airplane ‘Black Boxes’ Have Not Switched to Cloud Storage
Despite the advances in cloud storage technology, there are key reasons why aircraft flight recorders, or ‘black boxes,’ have not been replaced by it.
|
Abrego Garcia Will Stay in Custody for 30 Days, Temporarily Preventing Removal From US
The extended time in custody will give the Salvadoran citizen more time to consider his legal options.
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Old Miner, New Trick: Gleaning Gold From Wyoming Copper Mine
Using boulder-crushing force and a new finesse in separation techniques, a veteran gold digger said mine near Cheyenne has over $1 billion in copper.
|
What’s Behind the Rise in Narcissism in Teens?
Reducing social media, promoting family values, and encouraging kids to do good without expecting praise can all help, experts said.
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26 Years of Persecution: Surviving, Escaping, and Remembering CCP’s Attacks on Falun Gong
‘When it comes to Falun Gong, the CCP follows no laws. They arrest people and send them to prison at will,’ says woman who escaped China
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From Hopeless to ‘A Beacon of Hope’: The Story of a Drug Addict’s Faith-Inspired Recovery
Candice Mueller had fought substance abuse for more than two decades when she spent 105 days in jail, altering her life’s path.
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Violence Against ICE Escalates Across America
‘Protesting is a constitutionally protected activity,’ Sheriff Roy Boyd said. ‘What you’re seeing is not protests. What you’re seeing is an insurgency.’
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Is There Enough Water to Quench the Thirst of AI Super Data Centers?
Millions of gallons of water and the chemicals needed for cooling data centers are a growing concern for communities across the United States.
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For Some Americans, REAL ID Raises Privacy Concerns
Several state-level politicians are calling for their states to backtrack on the system.
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A Year After Trump Rally Shooting, Town Still Seeks Healing, Answers
A western Pennsylvania community mobilized around the family of the man who was fatally shot when a gunman opened fire at a Trump rally.
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‘That’s Where Corey Chose to Sit’: Widow of Trump Rally Hero Honors His Life
The family of Corey Comperatore and supporters are paying tribute to him before the one-year anniversary of his death under tragic circumstances.
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Why AI Service Agents Are Frustrating Customers
Businesses say the use of AI customer service agents is increasing efficiency and decreasing costs, but consumers are growing increasingly frustrated.
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Residents Pull Together in Flood-Ravaged Central Texas
Officials said on July 8 that in Kerr County alone, the deadly flood has claimed 87 lives, including 56 adults and 30 children.
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Why Organic Farmers Are Facing Headwinds After Years of Steady Growth
Government regulations and the high cost of compliance have made it difficult for organic farmers to remain profitable.
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Family Persists With Fourth of July Tradition Despite Lightning Storms
Floridians in St. Petersburg waited out lightning and thunderstorms, determined to spend their Fourth of July on the beach.
|
Newly Naturalized Citizens Say What American Freedom Means to Them
Some escaped violence, while others found love, pursued educational opportunities, or began new careers.
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A 3,500 Mile Journey and the Meaning of 4th of July
The Epoch Times traveled from coast-to-coast asking people what the Fourth of July means to them and their families.
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Group Warns Against US Decision to Reopen Border to Mexican Cattle Amid Screwworm Outbreak
The USDA will allow Mexican cattle, bison, and horses back into Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas over the next few months.
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Senator Says Republicans ‘Ignoring’ Musk’s Comments on Megabill
The Tesla CEO has repeatedly criticized the spending bill in recent weeks.
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