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An ambitious new structure on the banks of the river Maas will showcase solutions to pressing environmental challenges through immersive art and storytelling. The Shift Embassy, designed by architectural firm MVRDV, promises to transform visitor perspectives from powerlessness to collective action.
A Salt Lake City family celebrates a medical miracle after 2-year-old Lucy Meline became a bone marrow donor for her older sister Emma, who was diagnosed with a life-threatening blood disorder just days before Christmas.
Tom McKievick has completed what federal labor officials define as a lifetime career at Fredericka Manor senior living community, never missing a single day of work since 1976.
A bicycle accident became the catalyst for one man's decade-long unraveling—and his eventual discovery that human presence, not achievement, is the gift we all carry equally.
Norwegian engineers are constructing the Rogfast tunnel 1,000 feet beneath the North Sea, creating what will become the longest undersea road tunnel on Earth. The ambitious project promises to reduce travel times by five hours and will feature an innovative 'Great Hall of Lights.'
A pigeon approached Oakland firefighters seeking assistance after a vehicle fire in East Oakland on Wednesday evening. The crew provided oxygen treatment to help the bird recover from apparent smoke inhalation.
New research analyzing 4,000-year-old mummies reveals that royal Egyptian women were not merely buried with weapons for symbolic purposes—they actively used bows, arrows, and daggers during their lives. Physical evidence on their bones demonstrates regular archery practice and access to advanced medical care.
Jordan Wilmore stood tall enough to dominate any basketball court, but the towering athlete had different aspirations. The former college player recently joined the Kemah Police Department, choosing a career in public service over professional sports.
A vintage Italian shoe shop in Shoreditch faced closure after three decades until the owner's daughter posted about Y2K kitten heels on social media. Within days, two-hour queues formed outside Rich Collection Italia.
A medication that has already cleared human safety testing demonstrates the ability to address multiple features of Alzheimer's disease simultaneously, including DNA damage and inflammation that occur in the earliest stages of the condition.
Fifty-seven years ago today, Intel Corporation was founded in Mountain View, California, launching a technology revolution that would transform computing worldwide. The date also marks the births of astronaut John Glenn and anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela, among other significant historical events.
A collaborative team of Welsh and Ugandan researchers has developed an affordable mosquito repellent using homegrown catnip plants that performs as well as commercial DEET products in laboratory testing, offering a potential solution for malaria prevention in rural communities.
Atlantic City Electric Proposes Energy Storage Project to Address Rising Energy Costs and Strengthen Reliability
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Casino Analyst: Atlantic City Has Two Years to Prepare for New York Casino Competition
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Free Shuttle Service Expands Across Seven South Jersey Counties
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'It's an Everybody Problem': Former Democratic Chairman Calls for Greater Atlantic County Role in Atlantic City
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Jersey Shore Retreat Faces $3M Verdict, Four More Trials Ahead
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