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12 Fascinating Facts About People Who Go To Pawnshops

Should You Wear Underwear When You Get a Massage?

If you're planning to get a massage you may be wondering if you should take it all off or leave some clothes on.

Video of Walmart customer telling employee to 'go back to your country' goes viral

An unidentified customer at a Walmart in Irving, Texas, was filmed by a store employee after the man made racist comments about the employee and another shopper. The video has gone viral.

Hey Doc! Why don’t ambulances use their lights and siren anymore?

Doylestown Observer Columnists - submitted by Ken Lavelle, MD, FACEP, NRP, BC-EMS, EMS Medical Director, Central Bucks EMS Recently an ambulance was called to a local high school for a

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we’re excited to introduce Hold Redelivery, a new feature to delight more readers while also helping your wait lists move more efficiently.

Anti-Kavanaugh smear book by NY Times reporters 'one of the most epic bombs in political publishing'

Should the Penny Die? How the Iconic Cent Coin Lost Its Value

There are more than 130 billion pennies in circulation right now, amounting to more than a billion dollars worth of coins. But the value of the penny has declined to the degree that it now costs more than one cent to produce the one cent coin. So is it time for the penny to be retired? NBCLX storyteller Peter Hull takes a deep dive into the future of our currency.

Ex-Wife Testifies At Murder Trial In Bass Lake

BASS LAKE -- Day four of the murder trial of George Taylor-Windsor included testimony from an ex-girlfriend, his ex-wife, and the woman whose home was reportedly entered by the defendant when he ran from the scene after allegedly stabbing two people. Taylor-Windsor is on trial for murder in the stabbing death of Jessica Nelson, 23, of Foresthill, Calif., and with attempted murder in the stabbing of Reid Kallenberg. The incident took place on Nov. 15, 2016, on Highway 41 just north of Oakhurst…

The World's Most-Read Online Newspaper Changes the Rules

In a publishing environment in which online attention is crucial, newspapers are battling to attract digital visitors. Playing by new rules, scrappy contenders have the chance to hold their own against some of the biggest and most established brands in journalism.

» Cattle Market Summary: Wow! What a Week

The Islamic republic killed Iranian journalism. Can it be resurrected in exile?

Iranian authorities are now looking beyond the country’s borders to stamp out any remaining critical and credible voices.

LEON LIDIGU: Why our journalism is no longer fit for purpose

I like to view myself as a bumptious journalist. For in a war of ideas, journalists move from being mere observers to participants in any society. I have always believed that nothing matters most in the business than the pursuit of truth for it is at the heart of good journalism.

A vision that left a legacy

When Larry and Betty Wilkinson rolled into Telluride in the mid-1960s, the only way to borrow a book was to wait for the bookmobile from Montrose. They knew that wasn’t

What Jacqueline Woodson Can’t Live Without

The ‘Red at the Bone’ author on her favorite book, wine, and soda maker.

The Tacoma bookstore you'll need a whole day to explore

Tacoma Book Center has half a million books for sale on its crowded shelves

12 Things Costco Won’t Sell Anymore

You'll be out of luck if you're looking for these products on your next trip to Costco.