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Goodbye to the Army Museum? Plans are underway to close the only space honoring military personnel from the Pacific Northwest, but residents are not giving up without a fight

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Exterior view of McChord Air Museum with a sign showing museum hours and blue balloons outside

The Lewis Army Museum, located at Joint Base Lewis-McChord near DuPont, Washington, is facing the very real threat of closure. This historic museum, dedicated to preserving the experiences of soldiers from the Pacific Northwest, may soon be lost, sparking an outcry among the local community and museum supporters. The U.S. Army recently announced plans to … Read more

Confirmed: This iconic Colorado craft beer spot is closing its doors on July 20 after a difficult decision

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Can of West Golden Fadeaway IPA from Over Yonder Brewing with a mountain backdrop in Golden, Colorado.

Over Yonder Brewing, a beloved local brewery near the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Golden, Colorado, has announced that it will be closing its doors on July 20. Since its opening in 2019, the brewery has gained popularity for its variety of craft beers, its bluegrass music events, and its dog-friendly space. Now, after much consideration, … Read more

Goodbye to this beloved Ohio pizzeria: it has announced that it will be closing in the coming days due to “irreconcilable differences”

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A selection of delicious pizzas from a local Ohio pizzeria, featuring pepperoni, sausage, and vegetables.

Antonio’s Pizzeria, a beloved staple of Westerville, Ohio, will close its doors for good later this week. The decision comes after more than 20 years in business, following what owner Rita Vaccari Pavuk described as “irreconcilable differences” with the landlord. The pizzeria will shut down after service on July 19. Antonio’s Pizzeria has been a … Read more

This is the new price of USPS stamps: they have gone up a few cents since July 13

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United States Postal Service logo on a sign outside a USPS facility

Five‑cent hike takes effect July 13, raising costs for postcards, international letters and more. Mail writers have a new number to remember: 78 cents. Starting July 13, the United States Postal Service (USPS) will charge that amount for its ubiquitous first‑class Forever stamp, up from 73 cents. The increase, cleared by the Postal Regulatory Commission after months of review, headlines … Read more

Confirmed: New Target openings promise jobs and easy shopping with 48 new stores opening in these states across the country

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Exterior view of a Target store displaying a "We're hiring" sign, indicating job opportunities at new locations.

From Buckeye, Arizona, to Brown Deer, Wisconsin, the retailer’s latest expansion will bring convenient shopping closer to millions of guests. Target fans have something new to circle on their calendars. The Minneapolis‑based chain confirmed plans for 48 additional locations spanning 22 states, with Florida and Texas leading the pack at six stores apiece. Company officials … Read more

Confirmed: Florida’s new traffic law requires 50 hours of training to obtain a driver’s license—check if you’re on the list and the effective date

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Teen driver behind the wheel completing Florida’s mandatory 50-hour training required for under-18 permits starting today

Teens across the Sunshine State have a few extra weeks to meet tougher education, vision, and supervision standards before hitting the road under Statute 322.1615. Florida’s young motorists just got a summer homework assignment. After a one‑month delay, the state’s new 50‑hour Driver Education/Traffic Safety Classroom requirement kicks in on August 1, 2025. Anyone 15 or older seeking … Read more

The vinegar trick that very few know and that you can use in summer: a great help for home intruders

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Bottle of distilled white vinegar on a kitchen counter, the pantry staple used to repel summer ants naturally

Home‑and‑garden specialists say a humble pantry staple may be the quickest way to stop tiny intruders before they cross the threshold. Sunshine brings barbecues, open windows—and a marching line of ants looking for crumbs. If you would rather redirect those six‑legged visitors than harm them, the team at GardenBuildingsDirect.co.uk has a refreshingly simple tip: spray … Read more

Anglers can earn $1,000 a month catching invasive black carp: these are the 27 states where they can do so

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Identification guide for invasive black carp highlighting key features for anglers catching them in bounty programs.

Anglers across the Mississippi River basin just got another reason to grab their tackle. A fresh expansion of the “Keep, Cool, Call” bounty now pays up to $1,000 a month for every verified invasive black carp you haul in. If you fish in fresh water from Alabama to Wyoming, this matters to you. The Illinois … Read more

Flying taxis take off in China: the future of urban transport has arrived

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Flying taxi demonstration in China with city skyline in the background

Air taxis are now operational, reaching speeds of up to 130 kilometers per hour. For years, we’ve imagined flying cars as part of futuristic sci-fi movies. Now, that vision is becoming a reality in China. Partnering with EHang, a Chinese company, the country has completed its first air taxi takeoffs, making waves worldwide and showing … Read more

This little-known invasive species is spreading across the United States: its bite is dangerous

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Asian needle ant close-up showing dangerous sting surrounded by eggs in nest

Asian needle ants, while small in size, are rapidly becoming a dangerous and invasive presence across the United States. As summer approaches and more people head outdoors, the chances of encountering these ants grow, especially in July and August. Despite their tiny stature, their sting and their environmental impacts make them a serious threat. Keep … Read more

It’s official: these beloved US amusement parks are closing after nearly 50 years

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Riders enjoy a thrilling roller coaster ride at an amusement park, highlighting the excitement before park closures.

The closure of these parks will affect leisure options in major urban and suburban areas Six Flags Entertainment Corporation has confirmed the permanent closure of two historic amusement parks in the United States. Six Flags America and Hurricane Harbor, both located in Bowie, Maryland, will cease operations at the end of the 2025 season. Additionally, … Read more

Goodbye to the typical McDonald’s menu: after 50 years, it’s giving its customers this long-awaited change

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McDonald's burger with sesame seed bun, cheese, lettuce, and a side of fries and chicken nuggets on a tray.

McDonald’s fans will have one more reason to enjoy their favorite breakfast: the Egg McMuffin has been given a spicy twist! Starting July 8, the fast-food chain is introducing a limited-time version of its iconic recipe to commemorate the 50th anniversary of this classic. With the addition of an exclusive spicy sauce, McDonald’s seeks to … Read more

These are the risks of wearing tight clothing during a flight in summer, according to experts: leggings or skinny jeans

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Woman wearing tight jeans illustrating risks of tight clothing on flights

Before you reach for your leggings or skinny jeans for your next flight, you might want to reconsider. Tight clothing could cause health problems and affect your safety, especially on long flights. Health professionals are warning travelers about the risks of wearing such clothes, and it’s something you’ll want to consider before packing your suitcase. … Read more

Ferrari’s Bold Move: Introducing a Hybrid Hydrogen-Electric Engine to Preserve Its Combustion Legacy

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Ferrari logo with a red Ferrari sports car in the background.

Ferrari, a name synonymous with speed, luxury, and impeccable engineering, is making a bold move into the future of sustainable automotive technology. The Italian automaker has announced the development of a new hybrid hydrogen-electric engine that promises to merge eco-friendly power sources with the company’s legendary combustion performance. The result is a future-proof engine that … Read more

Confirmed: these “hidden messages” have been discovered on the walls of a former school for students from the 19th century

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Close-up of a 19th-century handwritten student note found hidden in the walls of an 1806 Maine school during renovation.

They say that everything comes back around, and it seems that even classroom gossip refuses to disappear. While plumbers were tearing up floors in a dilapidated building dating back to 1806, they came across something more interesting than dust and rusty nails: a large bundle of notes, drawings, and doodles that students had hidden two … Read more

This is the country that Americans are falling in love with: now they are looking to it to start a new life

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Model airplane on U.S. map beside American flag, symbolizing Americans relocating to Portugal

Imagine that your biggest concern today was deciding whether to have cream cake for breakfast while looking out over the Atlantic or hop on the yellow tram on your way to work. It sounds like an influencer’s dream, but it’s exactly what thousands of workers in the United States are considering. It turns out that … Read more

It’s official: This beloved trail will once again welcome hikers to Arches National Park

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Sunset view of Delicate Arch at Arches National Park, Utah

After an 18‑day shutdown blamed on staffing shortages, Arches National Park will again issue self‑guided Fiery Furnace permits for visits beginning April 15. Daily ranger‑led tours are slated to resume May 4, just in time for the spring rush. Park lovers who scrambled to adjust their itineraries can breathe easier: the labyrinth of narrow sandstone passages known … Read more

A lost world dating back 34 million years has been discovered hidden two kilometers beneath the ice of East Antarctica

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Panoramic view of East Antarctica, where scientists discovered a hidden 34-million-year-old landscape beneath thick ice

A frozen “lost world” preserved since long before glaciers arrived offers scientists a rare window into our planet’s deep past. The icy white of East Antarctica has concealed a secret for eons—an ancient river‑carved landscape about the size of Wales, sealed off under nearly two kilometers of ice. Now, a Durham University–led team using Canada’s … Read more

Goodbye to electric bikes: hydrogen is here to change the future of urban mobility forever with this new model

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White hydrogen-powered bike Boon H2 parked near the ocean, highlighting urban mobility innovation.

With several U.S. transit systems labeling e‑bikes a fire risk, riders are looking for a safer, greener option. Enter the Boon H2, a hydrogen‑fuel‑cell bicycle from Irish start‑up HubUR that aims to rewrite urban mobility. The compact cycle swaps bulky lithium batteries for a removable 20‑gram hydrogen cartridge, giving roughly 31 miles of assist per tank and eliminating … Read more

Social Security confirms next SSI payment date—seniors and disabled set to receive $967 soon

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Social Security SSI payment date confirmed for August 2025, seniors and disabled to receive up to $967

Social Security’s next Supplemental Security Income (SSI) payday is set for Friday, August 1, 2025—just three weeks away for millions of low‑income seniors and people with disabilities. Social Security will deposit the month’s only SSI check on August 1. Eligible single recipients can receive as much as $967, while married couples who both qualify may collect up to $1,450. … Read more