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The death of the stick shift is almost here
The manual transmission is nearing extinction in the U.S., with stick shifts hitting an all-time low of 0.6% as drivers opt for more practical, tech-heavy automatic and electric vehicles.
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World Cup beer sales are hopping. Brewers hope the stout demand outlasts the tournament
While the World Cup provided a temporary sales boost, global beer consumption continues to decline due to health trends, economic factors, and changing social habits in the digital age.
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Renton's World Cup legacy, future hopes seen in Legacy Square
Renton unveils Legacy Square, a vibrant new urban park designed for the World Cup and beyond, aiming to revitalize downtown through soccer, recreation, and community-focused experiential spaces.
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DNA from the skull of an unknown Revolutionary War soldier reveals more than his name
Scientists and historians use advanced DNA testing and archival research to identify Private John Pumphrey, a teenage Revolutionary War soldier who died at the 1780 Battle of Camden.
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Darline Graham weighs running for full Senate term as funeral scheduled for Lindsey Graham
Following the death of Lindsey Graham, his sister Darline Graham considers a full Senate run, potentially reshaping the special primary election landscape in South Carolina.
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A 7.3 earthquake hits Mexico-Guatemala border with no immediate damage reported
A powerful 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Mexico-Guatemala border, causing evacuations and tsunami warnings, though no immediate casualties or severe damage have been reported across the region.