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Abigail Covington, Earl Hopkins, Tribune News ServiceSouth Philly’s Mark Abadi has had a way with word games since he was old enough to pick up a Scrabble board. By 10, he would complete large-print mini
Abigail Covington, Earl Hopkins, Tribune News ServiceSouth Philly’s Mark Abadi has had a way with word games since he was old enough to pick up a Scrabble board. By 10, he would complete large-print mini
Patrick Smith, The IndependentGeorge Lucas should have died. It was 1962; the 17-year-old had just crashed his yellow Autobianchi convertible into a walnut tree, in Modesto, California. The car rolled, bounced and came to rest
Halle Parker, Tribune News ServiceTighter regulations and an influx of federal money in recent years have helped communities across the US initiate efforts to clean up lead contamination in soil, drinking water, and older homes.
A man was visiting Bangladesh recently and decided to stop for a selfie right on top of a train track. Shortly after taking it, he was instantly killed by a train. Earlier in the month,
Ramadan this year feels exclusive calmer, more intentional, and surprisingly productive. With my current work schedule running from 10 am to 5 pm, handling customer service quality and development from home, I’ve revealed something I
Regime change is not always a safe or reliable option. The United States has not yet comprehended this maxim although Washington has had considerable but not necessarily successful experience interfering in the affairs of other
There’s been a surprising trend in television lately, and you may have noticed it. This week we look at how “bad” TV shows have become audience favourites, despite being slammed by critics and receiving multiple
The EU unveiled on Wednesday new "Made in Europe" rules to help bolster the bloc's industries against fierce competition from China in a push held up for months by wrangling over plans some see as