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Home prices have surged in the U.S. in recent years. Driven by rising demand and supply constraints during the pandemic, the median home sale price spiked by nearly 50% from the second quarter of 2020 to Q3 in 2022. While the sale price of a typical American home has fallen in recent months since, housing […]

From space rock chunks to rocket launches, NASA had a big year.

A Pekin woman died in an accident at the Case IH factory in Goodfield.

As students rise up across the U.S., Said’s words resonate as a scathing condemnation of the hypocrisy and corruption of liberal institutions, writes Seraj Assi. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cp1n2ac7ds By Seraj Assi Common Dreams Students across the United States are rising up against Isra

Recently a source told Marco Sifuentes, a journalist from Peru, that on two occasions when he met with Dina Boluarte, the country’s president, she wore a different Rolex.  Boluarte has spoken of hailing from a modest background, and didn’t seem likely to have earned enough money in her various government jobs to afford such luxury […]

Nearly 17,000 trees expected to be planted in the month of April for Earth & Arbor Days AKRON, Ohio, April 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- In support of its continued commitment to the environment and the...

Arms manufacturing is big business in the United States, and each state plays an integral role in outfitting the military with the best up-to-date weapons and equipment. Some states clearly contribute to the defense economy more than others, like California and Texas that host large defense contractors. (This is every tank in the history of […]

It was a good night for Everspace 2!

There is nothing like rising up from camping by some mountain stream and there still are hot coals smoking from the night before and adding tinder to the coals and stirring them about until it bursts into flames and fire is resurrected from the burned-out fire of the night before. What a metaphor for life! How often in our lives do life’s circumstances weigh us down and burn us out? How often life’s troubles have weighed me down so much that all I could do was to muster my next breath…but ...

Cory Doctorow’s The Internet Con explains how the promise of a free and open internet was lost to predatory business practices and the rush to commodify our lives. In this excerpt, he explains how the history of technology is one long guerrilla fight where the giants wield network effects against scrappy upstarts whose asymmetrical warfare weapon of choice is low switching costs.