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In 2024, Arizona put 100% recycled glass beneath a 23-mile interstate expansion; the unusual material helped protect 19 sets of existing highway culvertsWhen Arizona widened Interstate 17, engineers faced a problem that drivers would never notice. Beneath the planned expansion were 19 sets o...- In the early 1900s, Jerome was a booming mining town of nearly 15,000; after commercial mining ended in 1953, its population fell to roughly 400In the 1880s, Jerome experienced a rapid population increase thanks to lucrative copper mining opportunities. Thousands flocked to this bus...
- In 1799, a boy found a big yellow rock in a North Carolina creek; it was used as a doorstep and his father sold it for $3.50 without knowing it was gold. What happened next changed the fate of one family and North Carolina foreverIn 1799, one bored adolescent boy found a piece of yellow rock at the family farm. The stone, which served as a doorstop for three years at...
- Arizona’s closest House district returns to the national spotlightArizona’s 6th District is a competitive Republican-held seat in southeastern Arizona and one of the clearest House pickup opportunities for...
- From historical solidarity to strategic trade: The India–South Africa opportunityIndia and South Africa are forging new pathways in trade and investment, showcasing a remarkable growth in bilateral trade. Both nations ar...
- CBDT removes arrest and imprisonment as prescribed route for tax recoveryCBDT has amended Rule 225 to remove arrest and imprisonment as a prescribed route for recovering tax dues. Authorities can still attach and...
- Arizona man bought a $450,000 home in 2022, then lost it after falling $977 behind on HOA fees — what happened nextAn Arizona man lost his $450,000 Mesa home after falling $977 behind on HOA fees. Toby Newton said he lost his job and was diagnosed with d...
- India launches 16th round of commercial coal mine auctions, offering 25 blocks for investmentThe Ministry of Coal launched its sixteenth commercial coal mine auction round. Twenty-five blocks across several states are now available ...
- Chennai-born Sethuraman Panchanathan named 2026 Bueche Award recipient, first Indian American to receive honourSethuraman Panchanathan will receive the 2026 Arthur M. Bueche Award from the NAE. This marks the first time an Indian American receives th...
- Coal Ministry opens 16th round of commercial Coal mine bidding, offering 25 blocks across 8 statesThe Ministry of Coal has launched its sixteenth auction round for commercial coal mines. Twenty-five coal blocks across eight states are no...
- In 1902, Colorado miner Joe Fleshuts built a simple cabin to claim a piece of land; more than 120 years later, the cabin still stands inside Rocky Mountain National ParkIn 1902, Joe Fleshuts constructed a log cabin to stake his claim under the Homestead Act, aspiring to own 160 acres in Colorado's scenic Ka...
- NMDC recovers 27.29-carat diamond at Panna site, its second-largest yetNMDC Panna has recovered a significant 27.29-carat gem-quality diamond. This discovery marks the second-largest diamond ever found at the P...
- Sudan gold mine collapse kills at least 67, many still missing under rubbleTragedy has struck Sudan, where a catastrophic collapse at the al-Zara gold mine in West Kordofan has resulted in the deaths of at least si...
- In 1983, Steve Jobs placed his Apple Lisa mouse inside a 13-foot time capsule in Colorado; after construction erased its location, crews finally excavated it in 2014In 1983, Steve Jobs buried an iconic Apple Lisa mouse in a time capsule meant to capture the spirit of personal computing. For several year...
- Trump the economist gets this one rightDonald Trump advocates for the world's lowest interest rates, citing America's strong credit standing. However, global central banks face r...
- Top 7 countries to visit if you love history and ancient wondersFrom ancient cities and royal palaces to temples, forts and archaeological sites, these countries offer a journey through different periods...
- Nancy Guthrie Update: Did Savannah Guthrie reveal her mother's fate on live TV? Watch video as ‘TODAY’ show host talks about missing mom in past tenseSavannah Guthrie spoke about her mother Nancy Guthrie in the past tense during a recent broadcast. Her mother, Nancy, vanished from her Ari...
- Frank Sinatra’s Palm Springs home: How Twin Palms became a historic landmark with its iconic pool and mid-century modern designFrank Sinatra’s Twin Palms estate, crafted by E. Stewart Williams in 1947, stands as a hallmark of modernist architecture. With its extensi...
- In 1979, Paul McCartney bought a secluded 151-acre ranch in Arizona, giving the Beatles star and his family a quiet place to escape the relentless spotlight of his famePaul McCartney Arizona ranch: Paul and Linda McCartney purchased a secluded Arizona ranch in 1979. This property offered them privacy away ...
- Mary Kathleen’s uranium town still had 212 homes when its mine closed in 1982; the company settlement was dismantled and auctioned off in 1983Mary Kathleen was once a thriving community centered around a uranium mine in Queensland, complete with schools, a cinema, and numerous hom...
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