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Guam marketplaces full of life, energy, fun

As the thick heat and smoke from fiery grills makes its wispy way into a moonlit sky before finally dissipating, small crowds of people become increasingly dense as they congregate and form lines full of anticipation next to open air stalls selling everything from jewelry, clothing, art, food, and an uncountable array of merchandise.

The presidential heart attack that changed America

Heart disease is no stranger to the White House.

Marketplaces full of life, energy, fun on Guam!

There is a movement to buy local and help foster the creativity and productivity of Guam producers and retailers, and encouraging the use of local products.

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Americanism Parade returns for 90th year in Uniontown

The 90th annual Americanism Day Parade will once again take to the streets of Uniontown as a celebration of American pride.

Report: High Inflation Is Disrupting U.S. Military Power

Former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper guest of honor at Uniontown's Americanism Day parade

The second U.S. Secretary of Defense from Uniontown will return to his hometown as the guest of honor for the 89th annual Americanism Day event on Monday.

A British heroine in an earlier Afghan exodus

6 golden new pizza restaurants are opening around Dallas-Fort Worth

6 golden new pizza restaurants are opening around Dallas-Fort Worth 6 golden new pizza restaurants are opening around Dallas-Fort Worth Amazing pizza from Pizza Verde. Photo courtesy of Pizza Verde Pizza has been one of the welcome success stories during the pandemic, and nothing breeds success like success, which is a roundabout way of saying that Dallas-Fort Worth keeps seeing new pizzerias open. This current batch includes newly opened pizzerias as well as some coming soon — everywhere from an indie spot in Oak Cliff to a vegan pizzeria opening in Fort Worth. Here's the latest round of new restaurants slinging us pizza pies.

Military programs aiming to end pandemics forever - 60 Minutes

It might surprise you to learn that many of the innovations deployed to counter the coronavirus were once obscure Pentagon-funded projects to defend soldiers from contagious diseases and biological weapons. The life-saving vaccine developed in record time owes a debt to these programs. To learn more, we met the man who has been leading the rapid vaccine effort, retired Colonel Matt Hepburn. An army infectious disease physician, he spent years with the secretive defense advanced research projects agency or DARPA, working  on technology he hopes will ensure COVID-19 is the last pandemic. Dr. Matt Hepburn: If we wanna say we can never let this happen again, we're gonna have to go even faster next time.