“I Visit My Corpsman Every Memorial Day.”
The silence feels heavy as I walk through Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery. It always feels this way. Each year, I return to honor my old corpsman ...
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Developers See Brooklyn’s Gowanus Canal as an Alluring New Waterfront. But for Years, It Stunk
The EPA has been working for 12 years on two huge underground tanks to keep sewage overflows from polluting the canal. The ...
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Vietnamese parents abroad teach children native tongue to stay connected with roots
To Thi Thu felt a deep sense of loss when her son could no longer express himself in Vietnamese after three years in Japan, enough to make her consider returning to Vietnam.
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Blink and you could miss them. 10 native spring ephemerals that bring early colour to the garden
Spring brings the return of colour to the garden as bulbs bloom, perennials re-emerge, and new annuals settle in. But there’s ...
White Lotus Finale: Who Dies, Who Profits, And Why Brands Can’t Stay Away
Traditionally, these kinds of high-impact brand moments were reserved for blockbuster films—Bond, Barbie, Black Panther. But ...
"You're Holding It Upside Down": 27 Bizarre Objects That People Were Completely Stumped By Before The Internet Came To The Rescue
"It’s a fleam, most likely used for bleeding horses — not people, where a thumb lancet tended to be used. Bloodletting was as ...
These 27 Weird Objects Would Never Have Been Identified Without The Internet's Collective Brain Power
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Worcester County Wonders: The iconic No. 2 pencil has roots in Sturbridge's Tantiusques
Known as the Tantiusques, the mine was sold to John Winthrop Jr., the son of the first governor of the Massachusetts Bay ...