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Fidel Castro’s Daughter Says Regime Change in Cuba Is Overdue

Alina Fernández Revuelta, daughter of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, has strongly criticized the communist regime her father launched in 1959, stating that Cuba is overdue for a new government.

America’s Half a Trillion Dollar Sewage Problem

Fixing aging sewer pipes nationwide will cost hundreds of billions of dollars. Meanwhile, thousands of spills occur every year.
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4 Things to Know About SCOTUS Case That Could Redefine Birthright Citizenship

The Supreme Court is set to consider a landmark case challenging President Donald Trump’s bid to limit birthright citizenship.

The End of the Old Order—and the Beginning of Renewal

The end of imposed order is not necessarily chaos, it may be the precondition for a vigorous renewal. It may be, not disorder, but release.

Record Gold Prices Spark Modern-Day Gold Rush in California

Record-high gold near $5,000/oz is sparking renewed prospecting in California’s Mother Lode, hinting at a possible mini gold rush.

Young Farmers Finding Success Despite Growing Challenges

Family farms face tough challenges in today’s economy, but some young farmers are finding success—and believe their kids will, too.

What to Know About San Francisco’s ‘Overpaid CEO Tax’

San Francisco is considering a ballot measure to expand its “overpaid executive tax,” raising rates for the wealthy to combat income inequality.

Iran War Reveals How Drones Are Changing the Battlefield

A strike from a single Iranian one-way attack drone marked the deadliest episode for U.S. forces since the start of hostilities with Iran.