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Eggs are cleaned and disinfected at the Sunrise Farms processing plant in Petaluma, Calif.

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Eggs Are Costing More, But Why?

Egg prices are at near-historic highs in many parts of the world as the spring holidays approach

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Welcome Spring With National Picnic Day On April 23

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Commuters wait to drive through the Holland Tunnel into New York City during morning rush hour traffic in Jersey City

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$15 Toll To Access Part Of Manhattan Gets Green Light - First Time For A Major City

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Roadside memorial is seen near the Covenant School in Nashville, Tenn

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Concerned Parents, Community Members, Using Anniversary Of Covenant Tragedy To Demand Law Changes

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The recent underwater archaeological survey was conducted near Kasos, Greece.

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Ancient Shipwrecks, Artifacts Dating As Early As 3000 BC Uncovered By Underwater Researchers

Archaeologists recently completed a survey of the Greek island of Kasos, according to The Greek Ministry of Culture. Ancient artifacts and multiple shipwrecks were found underwater.

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Swipe fees are paid to Visa, Mastercard and other credit card companies in exchange for enabling transactions.

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Could Save You Some $ - Visa, Mastercard Settle Suit Over Swipe Fees

Increasingly in small businesses have begun posting signs near the register warning customers that they will pay more for the same item if they do not use cash.

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Troop 6000 paying a visit to the Statue of Liberty

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Unusual Girl Scout Troop Supports Migrants Even With Backlash They Get

Troop 6000 employs bilingual social workers and a transition specialist versed in supporting children who’ve experienced trauma.

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Museum Curator Authenticates First-Known Depiction of North Carolina Troops and Second-Known Depiction of Female Camp Followers

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Rare, Newly Discovered 1777 Eyewitness Sketch Of Revolutionary Continental Army Discovered

The inclusion of female camp followers – who shared life on campaign with enlisted husbands and fathers and supported the troops by sewing, doing laundry, and selling food – exemplifies a direct defiance of known regulations

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Nicole Shanahan waves from the podium during a campaign event for Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Names His Running Mate

“The purpose of wealth is to help those in need. That's what it's for," Shanahan said. "And I want to bring that back to politics, too. That is the purpose of privilege.”

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Idaho Fish And Game, RMEF Expand Critical Wildlife Winter Range

This strategic initiative will bring its conservation efforts to nearly 36,000 acres.

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Parts of the Francis Scott Key Bridge remain after a container ship collided with one of the bridge’s support

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Sonar Confirms Submerged Vehicles Under Wrecked Francis Scott Key Bridge, At Least 6 People Missing

The ship's before-the-crash 'mayday' warning enabled authorities to limit vehicle traffic on the span, which likely saved lives

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A bottle of maple syrup produced by Stockton University's Maple Project sits an an outdoor table at the university's Galloway, N.J. campus on Feb. 21, 2024.

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Move Over Vermont, New Jersey Makes Maple Syrup?

It's part of an effort to use a species of maple tree common to southern New Jersey

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Progression of total solar eclipse seen in a multiple exposure photograph

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Community Leaders In The Eclipse Path Urge Residents To Be Prepared

Because of expected heavy traffic and other disruptions, hundreds of schools are closing or switching to remote learning in states including Texas, Indiana, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania and Vermont.

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A snowplow removes the snow on Maple Street in Brattleboro, Vt., while the snow falls on Saturday, March 23, 2024.

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Storms Sweep From Coast To Coast Causing Frigid Temps, Power Outages And Traffic Accidents

The combination of sleet, freezing rain and heavy wet snow that took down trees and power lines also was blamed for hundreds of delayed and canceled flights

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