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  • Savannah Bananas Revive Great American Tradition
    Savannah Bananas Revive Great American Tradition
    Banana Ball follows most baseball rules, with exceptions: no bunting, no mound visits, and no walks. And if a fan catches a foul ball, the batter is out.
    September 7, 2026BY Lawrence Wilson
  • America’s Battle Against Invasive Species
    America’s Battle Against Invasive Species
    Studies estimate the economic cost of invasive species ballooned to more than $1 trillion between 1960 and 2020.
    September 6, 2026BY Jacob Burg
  • What’s the Late Fee on a Telescope?—How Libraries Are Changing
    What’s the Late Fee on a Telescope?—How Libraries Are Changing
    If you need to borrow a tool or an electric keyboard for the weekend, head on down to ...
    September 5, 2026BY Autumn Spredemann
  • In the Desert, a Place to Leave the Past Behind
    In the Desert, a Place to Leave the Past Behind
    What began as a tribute to a former CEO has become a place of reflection and renewal for ...
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  • As Railroad Giants Merge, Unions on Opposite Sides of the Track
    As Railroad Giants Merge, Unions on Opposite Sides of the Track
    The $85 billion acquisition of Norfolk Southern by Union Pacific would be the largest railroad merger in history.
    September 3, 2026BY Jeremy Lott
  • On the Front Lines With Oregon’s Wildfire Fighters
    On the Front Lines With Oregon’s Wildfire Fighters
    Hundreds of firefighters stop a wildfire from crossing a river and ensure a town maintains drinking water.
    September 2, 2026BY T.J. Muscaro
  • Oxford Philosopher Warns of the Dangers Lurking Behind Prediction Culture
    Oxford Philosopher Warns of the Dangers Lurking Behind Prediction Culture
    Predictions are enmeshed in daily life, from weather forecasts to gambling, but are they as accurate or beneficial ...
    September 1, 2026BY Jacob Burg
  • As Flock Cameras Pop Up Everywhere, Opposition Is Rising
    As Flock Cameras Pop Up Everywhere, Opposition Is Rising
    The AI-driven network of more than 120,000 cameras is expanding throughout the United States, raising concerns about legality ...
    August 31, 2026BY Jacob Burg
  • An Idyllic Enclave in California, and a Mysterious Cancer Problem
    An Idyllic Enclave in California, and a Mysterious Cancer Problem
    As the government probes a potential cancer cluster in an idyllic enclave, residents say authorities ignored warning signs ...
    August 30, 2026BY Beige Luciano-Adams
  • Booksellers Alarmed as AI Giants Shred Millions of Books
    Booksellers Alarmed as AI Giants Shred Millions of Books
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    August 29, 2026BY Autumn Spredemann
  • This Family Is Transforming How America Gets Its Organic Food
    This Family Is Transforming How America Gets Its Organic Food
    'I’m living proof that food is medicine,' says David Stelzer, founder of Azure Standard.
    August 28, 2026BY Jeff Louderback
  • States Race to Cut Food Stamp Errors Before Penalties Kick In
    States Race to Cut Food Stamp Errors Before Penalties Kick In
    Four states are considering dropping the food stamp program entirely as a result of the new rules.
    August 27, 2026BY Sylvia Xu
  • 9 Charts Show How China’s Economy Is Weakening
    9 Charts Show How China’s Economy Is Weakening
    The overall read of the economy is weak, and it’s getting worse.
    August 26, 2026BY Terri Wu
  • How Cartels Use Dating Apps to Turn Americans Into Unwitting Drug Smugglers
    How Cartels Use Dating Apps to Turn Americans Into Unwitting Drug Smugglers
    As border security tightens, cartels are finding new ways to get their contraband across—including stashing drugs and humans ...
    August 25, 2026BY Troy Myers
  • Right to Fix: The Challenger to California’s Auto Emission Stranglehold
    Right to Fix: The Challenger to California’s Auto Emission Stranglehold
    Inside SEMA’s Garage Detroit, which opens up aftermarket parts to Americans in 49 states.
    August 24, 2026BY Travis Gillmore
  • Climatologist Says a Century of Weather Data Contradicts Claims of Record Heat
    Climatologist Says a Century of Weather Data Contradicts Claims of Record Heat
    Despite perception, study indicates a moderation of both hot and cold temperatures in the U.S. over the past ...
    August 23, 2026BY Kevin Stocklin
  • For Decades, the United States Ignored Latin America. All That Changed Under Trump.
    For Decades, the United States Ignored Latin America. All That Changed Under Trump.
    The leadership of five countries in the region has flipped from left to right since Trump was reelected
    August 22, 2026BY Darlene McCormick Sanchez
  • The Push to Bring Back Recess Time in Public Schools
    The Push to Bring Back Recess Time in Public Schools
    As the 2026–27 academic year begins, schools across the nation have increased time for physical activity.
    August 21, 2026BY Aaron Gifford
  • 20 Common Scams and How to Spot Them
    20 Common Scams and How to Spot Them
    The rise of artificial intelligence is supercharging new and more sophisticated scams.
    August 20, 2026BY Chris Summers
  • Bots Now Make Up More Than Half of Internet Traffic. Here’s How It’s Affecting Businesses.
    Bots Now Make Up More Than Half of Internet Traffic. Here’s How It’s Affecting Businesses.
    The flood of AI-driven automated traffic hitting websites is changing the game.
    August 19, 2026BY Autumn Spredemann
  • Behind the Blueprints: A Look at Trump’s 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
    Behind the Blueprints: A Look at Trump’s 250-Foot Triumphal Arch
    The proposed neoclassical granite monument takes inspiration from Paris’s famous Arc de Triomphe.
    August 18, 2026BY Emel Akan
  • Why Teens Are Struggling to Find Summer Jobs
    Why Teens Are Struggling to Find Summer Jobs
    Some teenagers who spoke to The Epoch Times have been searching for a job for a year, while ...
    August 17, 2026BY Troy Myers
  • Buc-ee’s Takes Logo Battle to Beavercreek
    Buc-ee’s Takes Logo Battle to Beavercreek
    Buc-ee's has filed multiple lawsuits to protect its beaver logo, including action against a mini-mart in Beavercreek, where ...
    August 16, 2026BY Jeff Louderback
  • The Last of the Mule Mail Carriers
    The Last of the Mule Mail Carriers
    For decades, Charlie and Nathan Chamberlain have traversed the Grand Canyon on horseback as contractors for the U.S. ...
    August 15, 2026BY Allan Stein
  • What Happened When We Created a Snapchat Account for a 13-Year-Old
    What Happened When We Created a Snapchat Account for a 13-Year-Old
    Studies suggest teens may be exposed to sexual, violent, drug and other unsafe content at alarming rates.
    August 14, 2026BY Beige Luciano-Adams
  • The Inner Workings of Beijing’s Security Machine Revealed
    The Inner Workings of Beijing’s Security Machine Revealed
    Drawing on analysis, leaked budget data, court records, and party documents, exclusive research maps the CCP's security apparatus.
    August 13, 2026BY Sean Tseng
  • The One-Room Schoolhouse Is Making a Comeback. We Visited One.
    The One-Room Schoolhouse Is Making a Comeback. We Visited One.
    ‘Our goal is to resurrect the one-room schoolhouse as a place where siblings and neighbors learn together,’ one ...
    August 12, 2026BY Jeff Louderback
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    EU Unveils Funding Package for Greenland Amid Tensions Over Island’s Control
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