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From salmonberry harvests to traditional tattoos, Native American culture is spotlighted in November
This collection of stories celebrates the resilience, vibrant traditions, and diverse contributions of Indigenous communities across the United States through art, advocacy, language, and cultural…
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A female student as a play's male lead? A Texas school district objects
A Texas high school student is suing her district for sex discrimination after administrators barred her from playing a male lead role, citing a controversial new state gender law.
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4mFBI visits Dan J. Sullivan donor in candidate's home town as Alaska Senate inquiry widens
The FBI is investigating potential deception surrounding a Senate candidate sharing the incumbent's name, following allegations of campaign involvement to influence the Alaska ranked choice election.
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4mChina's factory activity slips as new export orders weaken
China’s manufacturing activity contracted in October as new export orders fell, amid rising international trade tensions and ongoing struggles within the nation’s domestic property sector.
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9mPatrick Stewart, legendary actor of 'Star Trek' and 'X-Men' fame, dies at 86
Legendary actor Patrick Stewart, renowned for his Shakespearean background and iconic roles in Star Trek and X-Men, has passed away at 86 following a battle with dementia.
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7mHoudini's centennial spotlight: A newly published essay and a fresh fight over when and how he died
A century after his death, Harry Houdini remains an iconic figure of mystery, with new publications and events commemorating his enduring legacy as the world's most famous magician.