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There is peace and awe to be found in the mountains and meadows, wetlands and forests, writes Anita Diamant. The answer to the climate crisis may lie in the solace of the natural world.

Without local knowledge and infrastructure for unusual floods, fires, and storms, climate risks are becoming increasingly expensive.

In a recent column, I argued that cities would draw more investment and job creation to their downtowns if people felt safer in them. Because the only North Carolina cities

In the summertime, San Marcos has an increase of people outdoors during the day.

“Regardless of formal designation, each of the 424 sites in the National Park System offer visitors a variety of opportunities for inspiration, relaxation, recreation and education,” said Kathy Kupper, a public affairs specialist with the NPS.

Ramaswamy, 37, was raised by Indian immigrants and is a practicing Hindu.

Republican lawmakers in North Carolina have legitimate grievances against the Democrat-controlled State Board of Elections. The latter has abused its power in overtly partisan ways in recent years, most egregiously

Harvard University and the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, the universities at the heart of the Supreme Court's ruling that were challenged by students, responded to Thursday's decision by vowing to figure out a way forward.

President Joe Biden criticized the Supreme Court ruling that struck down affirmative action in college admissions and said the decision goes against US values.

Diner restaurants are an important symbol in the American democracy myth, but their history is more complicated than meets the eye.