Eighteen years after Hurricane Ike hit Galveston, residents say the storm’s memory hasn’t faded
Eighteen years after Hurricane Ike struck Galveston, residents still mark the storm with plaques, sculptures and memories.
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Venetians Protest Jeff Bezos’s Wedding, Citing Billionaire ‘Colonization’ of Space
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Stockpile Shortage, Shipwrecks and AI Concerns Mark This Sunday Morning Broadcast
Sunday Morning covers military stockpile shortages, AI, surrogacy, and Holocaust survivor stories, streaming on CBS.
After Charlie Kirk’s death, neighbors turned on each other. The rift may never heal.
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Irish Leaders React After Trump Tells Them He’d Like to See Their Country United
Donald Trump says he'd 'love' to see a unified Ireland, sparking backlash from unionist leaders and the UK government.
England’s student loan terms will get simpler under new proposals
UK gov says it'll make student loan info clearer before students borrow, but refuses to undo the freeze on repayment thresholds.
Trump’s Childhood Home Sells Following a Major Remodeling Project
A house once lived in by a child named Trump, long left to decay, is sold anew after labor of restoration.
Chevron Confirms It Will Expand Operations in Venezuela After Trump Deal
Chevron confirms it will expand operations in Venezuela, investing $7B to nearly double output to 600K barrels/day.
Landlord Threatens To Sue Tenants For Hurricane Damage, Karma Arrives Like A Strong Gust Of Wind
Landlords refused to fix hurricane damage, so tenants stripped the house down to its studs. A cautionary tale of legal duty and karma.
A private archive preserves Raja Shehadeh’s decades of diary writing
Palestinian author Raja Shehadeh's diaries, begun in 1967, are preserved at the University of Edinburgh.
Vandals are tearing apart Houston’s Flock cameras and nobody knows how much it will cost to fix them
Houston's Flock cameras face a vandalism spike, leaving taxpayers unsure who will pay the rising repair costs.
Houthis seize Perim Island at Bab al-Mandab Strait mouth, capture Mokha port
Houthis seize Perim Island and Mokha, tightening control of the Bab al-Mandab Strait as oil prices rise and US refuses Saudi demands.