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The question of licensing comes as civilians continue their expedited weather warning and disaster response without regulation and support of local authorities.

Independent operators remember the good times as they struggle to adapt to a changing industry.

As Greenland comes into geopolitical focus, the past looms over the future of the world’s largest island.

‘We are now several generations removed from commonly knowing how to gut a chicken, tap a maple tree, and plant tomatoes,’ regenerative farmer Joel Salatin said

The mill, one of the largest employers in the Appalachian foothills, could close by the end of the year if an alternative option is not found.

Ranchers say their hands are tied as reintroduced wolves—listed as endangered—are feasting on cattle instead of hunting elk and deer.

Two volunteers, one in Arizona, the other in Florida, have launched separate missions to restore military headstones and bronze markers to their former glory.

Sculpture honors soldiers who used Native American languages to confound German intelligence efforts.

Travelers are taking to the roads and skies in high numbers this year, even as severe weather may put a damper on some of their plans.

Nonprofit volunteers are committed to rebuilding Chimney Rock and other communities devastated by the powerful storm in September 2024.

May 13 marks World Falun Dafa Day: A look at the practice that spread globally and changed the lives of tens of millions.

The questions Point Reyes raises will determine more than the fate of the National Seashore.

The Mafia may be a notorious footnote in U.S. history, but law enforcement is battling a violent new breed of international criminals and gangs.

Goliad County sheriff said many local law enforcement agencies have sidestepped the illegal immigration issue by calling it a federal problem.

Honor Flight Tri-State recently brought 86 veterans to the nation’s capital to mourn the lives lost and accept overdue thanks for their service.

Lemon sharks in Florida Bay are attacking fish hooked or released by fishermen.

Leaders from Hillsdale College, the University of Austin, and Harvard’s Republicans diverge from a left-leaning culture.

The Trump administration has defended its decision to deport the man at the center of the nation’s most-debated immigration case so far this year.

The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.

Voters weigh in on Maine Democratic Rep. Jared Golden’s recent split from his party on the government funding bill.