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By Angela Tudico | National Archives News Enlarge New microfilm scanners ready to digitize the 41,000 rolls of the 1960 Census. Photo courtesy of Denise Henderson. WASHINGTON, November 28, 2022 — Though genealogists and other researchers are still busy researching the 1950 U.S. Federal Census, which the National Archives released entirely online April 1, the agency is already

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Time Magazine unveiled the first time the “Women of the year” list, featuring British-Lebanese human rights lawyer Amal Clooney.

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Talker Pushes Back On Wednesdays Tucker Carlson Tonight, the Fox News host once again asked why those who have received the COVID-19 vaccine must remain under restrictions and responds to Dr. Anthony Faucis claims that Carlsons questioning vaccine efficacy is typical, crazy conspiracy theory Pix Provide Reality Check Earlier this month, an unedited, unauthorized photo of reality star Khloe Kardashian standing poolside in an itsy-bitsy, very Kardashianesque bikini was posted on the internet. Kar...

Education by Jessica Marszalek, Hayden Johnson 6th Mar 2021 4:55 AM Premium Content Subscriber only Childcare centres arent being checked regularly enough by regulators, with 360 Queensland centres still rated as "working towards" national quality benchmarks, a peak lobby group says. But the sector says the ratings - which tell parents how centres compare in areas like health and safety, staffing and educational programs - arent e...

2021 Spring Preview: Kids’ books This season’s books for children – from babies to teens – feature big-name authors and illustrators, anticipated debuts, and a fluffle of bunnies. PICTURE BOOKS The Rock from the Sky Jon Klassen Candlewick Press/Penguin Random House Canada, April Jon Klassen is back – not that he really went away. It’s just that it’s been four years since he released his last solo work, the final book in his bestselling Hat trilogy. ( This Is Not My Hat was the fir...