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How The Western Water Wars May End
A novel plan in Washington State overcomes old animosities and offers the region a way forward in era of global warming.
A Look At The Congressional Seats In Play In November
Election Day’s getting closer, and most of the focus has been on the drama in the presidential race. But all of those headlines are
Three Excellent Books On Long-Term Investing
It is easy to forget personal investing fundamentals when stock prices hit new highs one week, fall sharply the next and then rise again
Brain Implant Restores Sense Of Touch To Paralyzed Man Listen· 3:12
Robert Gaunt tests Nathan Copeland’s ability to detect touch by tapping fingers on a robotic hand.
Senior Fitness Trends Are Eliminating the Myth Of Sedentary Golden Years
Meet 65-year-old Dorothy Erlanger from Richmond, Va. When she was 62 she did an Ironman Triathlon – 12.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride,
H&M Is Collaborating With Alex Katz On A Series Of Artful Pieces For Women, Men, And Home
Where do you find serenity in today’s messed-up world? In dreamy destinations? Buried in a book? With an Apple Music playlist blasting at a
Rodrigo Duterte, Scorned Abroad, Remains Popular In The Philippines
Virgilio Mabag, 54, standing in front of a poster of President Rodrigo Duterte in Pasay, the Philippines. “This is the only time I’ve seen
Carbon Emissions From US Power Industry Falls To 25-Year Low
Traer Municipal Utilities’ wind turbine just east of the solar farm on the south side of Traer in Traer, Iowa.
The Kitsch King’s Palaces Get a Facelift
Bavaria’s King Ludwig II is largely remembered for the numerous fairytale palaces he built in the Alpine foothills of Bavaria, including Neuschwanstein castle. Now,