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On 2nd anniversary of revolution, Egypt still in turmoil
It's been two years since the revolution in Egypt ousted the government and helped spark the Arab Spring. But rocks are still flying and unrest still rules the day in the North African country...
Opportunity knocks
Walk into the indoor mall at Diagonal Plaza on any given weekday and it’ll most likely be empty. Gutted restaurants and gated storefronts line...
Tiles May Help Shrink Carbon Footprint by Harnessing Pedestrian Power
This summer at the largest urban mall in Europe, visitors may...
Stocks could find direction in economic data
NEW YORK — After two weeks of little on the data or...
Now you know: June 22, 2023
Boulder discusses raising occupancy limit
Nearly two years after a failed ballot initiative, Boulder City Council discussed raising the residential occupancy limit at its June...
Administration To Propose New Power Plant Rules
The Obama administration will press ahead on Tuesday with the...
Convicted cop killer Abu-Jamal won’t face death penalty
WASHINGTON — Former Black Panther and convicted cop...
Eric Schlosser burrows into one of the U.S.’s biggest nuclear threats:...
In the autumn of 1980, at a massive underground missile silo in rural Arkansas, the course of human history almost changed forever...
Fracking: New Rules Aim To Bring ‘Best Practices’ To Public Lands
Saying that the rules would "make sure that fracturing operations...
Dad was only joking when he posted Facebook photo of his...
CHICAGO — A Chicago father who allegedly posted a...
