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Dangerous Cities In Arkansas 2024 – Safety Rules and Tips To Know
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Prominent Kremlin Propagandist Threatens Nuclear Strike on US Territory Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions
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128 Democrats Break Ranks and Help GOP Block Shocking Impeachment Attempt Against Trump
Miami Horror: Man Pushes Woman Into River, Leaves Her Critically Injured – Police Make Quick Arrest
Jeff Bezos’ Wedding Invite Goes Viral for All the Wrong Reasons – Fans Call It Embarrassing
Trump Claims Peace Between Israel and Iran—But Iran’s Cold Response Says Something Else Entirely
Total Meltdown at Fenway: Red Sox Manager and Star Player Thrown Out in Heated Clash with Umpire
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Sen. Sherrod Brown To Cosponsor Bipartisan Legislation To Extend Title 42
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In bitter cold, here how to protect yourself and loved ones from hypothermia and carbon monoxide poisoning
Navigating Aging: The LGBTQ+ community relives old traumas as they face aging on their own
Congressman Morgan McGarvey introduces bill aimed at helping veterans access healthcare innovations
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Trump’s sentencing in hush money case set for January 10
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- Weather
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Wikimedia Commons/Hammatt Billfggccxxxxings The Writing of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” in Brunswick In 1850, Harriet Beecher Stowe sat in her Brunswick, Maine parlor, outraged by...
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The Unassuming Indiana House Where a Quaker Couple Outwitted Every Single Slave Catcher in the 1800s
Flickr/J. Stephen Conn The Levi Coffin and Catharine Coffin House Over 1,000 people found safety in this plain white house on Highway 27. Levi...
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Flickr/Larry Miller Totem Bight State Historical Park, Alaska In 1804, Tlingit warriors made their stand against Russian fur traders in what would become one...
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Shutterstock Eastern State Penitentiary, Pennsylvania Before Eastern State Penitentiary, American prisoners were thrown together in crowded, filthy jails. This Philadelphia prison changed everything in...
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Shutterstock Register Cliff, Wyoming Register Cliff stands like a giant guest book made of stone. For over two decades, wagon trains rolled past this...
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Shutterstock Providence Canyon, Georgia Most canyons take millions of years to form. Providence Canyon took about 150 years and some really bad farming. Now...
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Shutterstock Kingsley Plantation, Florida Kingsley Plantation tells one of Florida’s most distinctive slavery stories. In the early 1800s, Zephaniah Kingsley ran this sea island...
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Shutterstock Ferndale, California Nobody really plans a trip to Ferndale. You stumble on it when you’re headed somewhere else, then spend the next three...
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Flickr/Caveman Chuck Fountain of Youth Park, St. Augustine FL The Fountain of Youth park sits at the exact spot where Spanish explorers first landed...