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Archaeologists studied about 500 Ice Age spear points from the Tennessee River Valley; 13,200-year-old Clovis hunters resharpened theirs more than later Cumberland people, suggesting newcomers managed risk differently

Archaeologists studied about 500 Ice Age spear points from the Tennessee River Valley; 13,200-year-old Clovis hunters resharpened theirs more than later Cumberland people, suggesting newcomers managed risk differently

Representative Image (AI-generated) Nearly 13,000 years ago, people moving through the Tennessee River Valley faced a problem that had little to do with simply finding food. They also had to learn which resources could be trusted and where to find the stone needed to make and maintain their hunting tools. A new study in the…

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Rubio urges Cuba to ‘choose a different path’, warns of consequences for resisting Trump

Rubio urges Cuba to ‘choose a different path’, warns of consequences for resisting Trump

Trump previously expressed his intention to change Cuba’s communist government (Photo: AP). US secretary of state Marco Rubio said Washington hopes Cuba will choose “a different path” from communism, warning the Cuban government to recognise the consequences of failing to change course.“We are hopeful that Cuba will choose a different path,” Rubio told Fox News,…

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‘Indian Americans are as American as anyone’: US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi terms debate on immigration racist, xenophobic | World News

‘Indian Americans are as American as anyone’: US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi terms debate on immigration racist, xenophobic | World News

US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has pushed back against a debate over Indian immigration in the US, rejecting the idea that Indian Americans should be viewed as an ethnic issue that needs to be addressed.“Indian Americans are not an ‘Indian Question’ to be solved,” the Illinois Democrat wrote in a post on…

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An Illinois waterfall and canyon photographed as a tourist attraction in 1903 remained largely closed to the public for generations; its corporate owner has now donated more than 50 acres so it can become a public park

An Illinois waterfall and canyon photographed as a tourist attraction in 1903 remained largely closed to the public for generations; its corporate owner has now donated more than 50 acres so it can become a public park

Historic photographs and postcards show the waterfall as a local scenic attraction as early as the beginning of the 20th century A more than 50-acre property containing a waterfall, canyon and sandstone walls in North Utica, Illinois, could eventually become a public park after its corporate owner donated the land to the village. Covia transferred…

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Asmongold’s girlfriend Kaise calls out Kaceytron over her comments about Asmongold and his viewers

Asmongold’s girlfriend Kaise calls out Kaceytron over her comments about Asmongold and his viewers

Kaise has responded to Kaceytron after the streamer shared a harsh five-minute monologue about Asmongold and his viewers. Kaise, who is Asmongold’s girlfriend, called out what she saw as a contradiction in Kaceytron’s comments. She pointed to Kaceytron criticizing a toxic community while spending several minutes insulting people who disagree with her. Kaise shared her…

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Someone has been secretly poisoning Lake Tahoe trees since 2022 as 28 are already targeted; now community offers 7,000 to catch culprit | World News

Someone has been secretly poisoning Lake Tahoe trees since 2022 as 28 are already targeted; now community offers $147,000 to catch culprit | World News

Someone has been repeatedly targeting mature pine trees at Burnt Cedar Beach in Incline Village, Nevada, on the north shore of Lake Tahoe, with investigators documenting 28 affected trees since 2022. Six trees were damaged in 2022, another six in 2024 and 16 more were targeted in 2026. At least 10 of the trees have…

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22 homes on Minneapolis’ historic Nicollet Island were put on the market without residents wanting to sell; artists, healers and social workers have now formed a cooperative to try to buy all six Victorian houses together

Families on Nicollet Island have called the houses they have been living in homes for years. While some work as artists, others as healers and social workers. But recently, they got to know that their homes may have been listed for sale by property managers Twin Cities Housing Development Corporation, a nonprofit based in St….

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23 US nuclear tests forced Bikini Atoll residents from their homes; decades later, scientists found giant corals thriving underwater | World News

23 US nuclear tests forced Bikini Atoll residents from their homes; decades later, scientists found giant corals thriving underwater | World News

For years, Bikini Atoll has been associated with the destructive legacy of nuclear weapons testing. Stanford University reported that between 1946 and 1958, the United States detonated 23 nuclear devices across the Marshall Islands atoll, forcing its residents from their homes. The explosions left behind radioactive contamination that prevented permanent resettlement. Yet decades later, the…

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A North Carolina land trust has saved the first 200 acres around Tuckertown Reservoir after 1,400 donors joined the campaign; another 3,800 privately owned acres remain at risk of sale and development

A North Carolina land trust has saved the first 200 acres around Tuckertown Reservoir after 1,400 donors joined the campaign; another 3,800 privately owned acres remain at risk of sale and development

Representative Image (AI-generated) A conservation campaign in North Carolina has secured the first 200 acres of land around Tuckertown Reservoir, preserving public access to a stretch of shoreline and forest that has been available to outdoor users for decades. The Three Rivers Land Trust (TRLT), which is leading the Save Tuckertown campaign, announced the completion…

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A Maryland factory built in 1920 once employed thousands making furniture, food and WWII rations; after sitting vacant, it has been restored as a business hub with a new  million oyster center

A Maryland factory built in 1920 once employed thousands making furniture, food and WWII rations; after sitting vacant, it has been restored as a business hub with a new $1 million oyster center

The Packing House’s history is closely connected to the industries that shaped the Eastern Shore. A historic factory in Cambridge, Maryland, built in 1920 has been transformed from a vacant building into a centre for businesses, entrepreneurs, food production and community programmes. The Packing House, in Dorchester County, was once linked to one of the…

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