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Shelton Reaches US Open Final Against Zverev
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— Sep 10, 2026
Ben Shelton advanced to his first Grand Slam final at the US Open by defeating Frances Tiafoe in four sets, setting up a title bid against Alexander Zverev and continuing American hopes in the tournament. The semifinals and surrounding coverage highlight a historic push by Black American men in Grand Slams, framed by Monfils’ departure and a rising generation of Black players contending for deep runs.
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Overlooked Rock Songs Resurface in Major Rankings
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— Sep 10, 2026
David Bowie’s generosity helped shape Mott the Hoople’s fate, as they passed on Suffragette City in favor of All The Young Dudes, a choice that boosted both artist and band. Across other legends, fans and critics spotlight underrated or overlooked tracks—Simon & Garfunkel’s enduring repertoire, The Rolling Stones’ Heaven as a seeming departure from their usual sound, Jethro Tull’s My God as an underrated deep cut, and Black Sabbath’s War Pigs hailed as a significant protest staple.
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Kansas farmers experiment with perennial grains to fight worsening drought
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— Sep 4, 2026
In Kansas, drought-stricken farms are turning to Kernza, a perennial grain that can be planted less frequently and has deep root systems to improve drought resilience and reduce soil erosion, as illustrated by Bryce Black’s experience near Beloit. While researchers push perennial grains to cut inputs and carbon costs, adoption remains slow due to lower yields, harvesting challenges, and a still-developing market.
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Sam Okafor
Kernza sounds promising but until the yields catch up, most farmers I know can't afford to gamble on it.
Biden Suggests GOP Leaders Are Following Trump ‘Into a Deep, Deep Black Hole and Abyss’
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— Oct 21, 2021
President Joe Biden slammed Republican leaders for what he says is an “unrelenting assault” on the right to vote. While delivering remarks at an event commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Martin Luther King Jr…
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Trump Announces New National Security Role For Planned Triumphal Arch Project
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Romania destroys marine drone near Neptun Deep
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— Aug 18, 2026
Romania’s forces destroyed a dangerous marine drone near the Neptun Deep offshore gas project in the Black Sea, highlighting ongoing threats to critical energy infrastructure amid Russia’s war in Ukraine. The incident, which followed earlier drone sorties and involved high-level EU and NATO responses, underlines Neptun Deep’s significance as a potential EU-sized gas producer from 2027 and has prompted condemnations of an escalating hybrid-threat campaign.
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CNN Host Asks Jim Clyburn If Harris’ Declining Support From Young Black Voters Spells Trouble For Dem ‘Coalition’
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— Sep 27, 2024
CNN correspondent Danny Freeman asked Democratic South Carolina Rep. Jim Clyburn on Friday if the Democratic coalition is entering deep water among young black voters. Vice President Kamala Harris’ holds a 55-point lead…
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Service Dog Spots Fallen Man Trapped in 'A Foot Of Deep Slimy Mud,' Alerts Deaf Owner
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— Mar 15, 2022
Service dogs are invaluable tools for their owners. Not only are they excellent companions, but they have received specialized training to assist with a variety of different medical concerns. Edgar is a black cockapoo…
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Faraday: The Bookbinder Who Lit the World
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— FROM 1831
A blacksmith's son with no schooling and a deep, quiet faith discovered electromagnetic induction — the principle behind every generator on Earth.
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