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The Air Force Needs a Few Older Folks to Hit Recruiting Goals

Wisdom and experience meet youth and exuberance, or that’s what the US Air Force hopes as it attempts to meet recruiting goals by raising the maximum age limit for entrance. To a greater extent than the other services, the Air… Read More

Stella Terra: The First Off-Road Solar-Powered Car

It is 2023, and technology is taking the world by storm. It is truly amazing what technology and the human mind can accomplish. The latest breakthrough is a street-legal solar-powered car built by a team of students from the Netherlands…. Read More

Watch Out for AI Toys This Year

Black Friday is traditionally the best day of the year for deals on toys, TVs, and other desired items for the holidays. But anyone with AI toys on their shopping list might want to rethink those purchases. According to a… Read More

Turkey for Thanksgiving – But Why?

It’s almost Thanksgiving, and with that knowledge comes thoughts of big family dinners with a golden turkey as the centerpiece. How far back does the tradition of eating turkey for Thanksgiving go? Some say it all started with the Pilgrims,… Read More

The Lack of a College Degree Is Shortening Lifespans

Is a college degree important? That question has been asked for decades, with the biggest contention being whether the cost for education is worth it. Now, however, a new study adds another element; those without degrees have shorter lifespans. The… Read More

Study Shows ‘Apocalyptic Dust’ Might Have Killed the Dinosaurs

You may have people blame a massive asteroid for killing off all the dinosaurs millions of years ago – but how did one rock, however big, cause a worldwide extinction event? A new study reveals that what really killed the… Read More

Veterans Day – Celebrating America’s Heroes

Every November 11, the US gives a day to the courageous men and women who sacrifice their safety and time with their families to protect and defend our country. Beginning November 11, 1919, Armistice Day, as it was originally dubbed,… Read More

History of the Holy Land

Israel’s war against Hamas may be a relatively new development, but the area known as Palestine has seen conflict for thousands of years. It’s easy today to oversimplify the reasons behind the fighting and assume it’s all about which side… Read More

Ancient Roman Theater Discovered

Historians and archaeologists have uncovered remarkable insight into historical artwork, cultural practices, and overall ways of life for centuries. Much of our history was learned by digging up ancient artifacts and studying them with other archeological finds. Some of the… Read More

Halloween Around the World: It Isn’t Just Costumes and Candy

When you think of Halloween, you probably imagine spooky costumes, bobbing for apples, and trick-or-treating. While these are typical American traditions, other countries have some different ways to celebrate this time of year. Ireland and Scotland: Samhain Samhain is the… Read More

What’s Eating the US Economy These Days?

Is the US economy a tale of two cities? On the one hand, inflation is still a challenge for millions of Americans, forcing households to take on debt to keep their heads above water. On the other hand, the economy… Read More

Peanut: The Pet Chicken With a World Record

When you think of a pet, what are the first things that come to mind – something like dogs, cats, fish, and maybe even snakes or iguanas? There are likely few who would have said chickens. Yes, many people have… Read More