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Family of Woman Decapitated by Gate at National Park Awarded Over $10 Million in DamagesReporting — Feb 4, 2023The family of a Ugandan woman who was decapitated by a metal gate at Utah’s Arches National Park has been awarded more than $10 million in damages. Twenty-five-year-old Esther Nakajjigo, a renowned activist and reality…

CBP Pauses Big Bend Construction Amid Lawsuits — Aug 17, 2026Under President Trump, the CBP paused all construction activity at Big Bend National Park amid bipartisan backlash over border infrastructure, with Commissioner Rodney Scott planning a site visit and stakeholder consultations. The move comes as critics warn the project would damage the park’s landscape and wildlife, while officials argue the roads and barriers are necessary for surveillance and border security.

Flash Flood Damages Grand Canyon Waterline, Forces Closures — Sep 2, 2026A catastrophic flash flood damaged the Transcanyon waterline at the Grand Canyon, rupturing the South Rim's 12.5-mile pipeline and cutting off the primary water supply for lodging, restaurants and facilities, forcing conservation measures and widespread lodging closures. The park remains open for daytime visitors as repairs unfold, with overnight stays suspended indefinitely and a consequential hit to the regional tourism economy.

Tourists Spark Outrage After Walking Across Fragile Yellowstone Hot Spring Mats — Jul 21, 2026Two tourists are facing backlash after allegedly walking across fragile bacterial mats near the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, prompting concerns about both their safety and damage to the protected…

IJRWashington State’s Supreme Court Just Struck Down A Voter-Backed Pro-Natural Gas MeasureParis Apodaca · 4 min · 1h

Torres Nets Twice as PSG Draw Rennes — Aug 23, 2026Ferran Torres rescued Paris Saint-Germain with a two-goal surge in the second half to complete a 2-2 comeback from 0-2 down against Rennes in his PSG debut, after arriving from Barcelona and entering at halftime. The match was played at Roazhon Park due to a damaged Parc des Princes pitch, and Torres’ goals highlighted a dramatic opening round draw as PSG sought momentum for the season.

YourlistRankingMost Influential Women in World HistoryFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.1379 votes · 26 candidates

Video Shows Bud Light on Shelves at Gas Station – And It’s the Last Thing the Company Wants to SeeOpinion — Jun 6, 2023Buc-ee’s is stocking Bud Light. That’s about all the growing Texas-centered legend that is part convenience store and part travelers’ theme park is doing with the damaged beer brand. The store certainly isn’t selling…

USC, Oregon Clash for 2028 California RecruitsSports — Jul 21, 2026"USC has tightened its hold on the 2028 recruiting cycle, pursuing targets like Jaion Smith and having secured four-star corner Danny Lang, while Oregon remains a persistent challenger for California stars such as Ca'ron Williams. The Ducks also face a setback as Brayden Parks appears trending to Notre Dame, amplifying the high-stakes West Coast recruiting battle between USC and Oregon."

Driveway Flood Claims Rise, Costs Rise for InsurersWeather — Jul 14, 2026Insurance carriers are facing a spike in flood-related vehicle claims from policyholders who did everything right—evacuating and protecting their homes—because even modest floodwater can ruin parked cars, turning thousands of vehicles into preventable losses. With Hurricanes Helene and Milton causing hundreds of thousands of vehicle damages and about 80% of drivers carrying comprehensive coverage, insurers are grappling with the scale of post-storm claims rather than the direct event itself.