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An October Border Patrol raid has prompted a Chicago homeowner to file a lawsuit in federal court after Border Patrol agents illegally entered his property. Their target was the construction workers whom homeowner Leo Feler had hired for a home renovation. However, Feler and his tenant both asked the agents to leave the property several …

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Earlier in July, a fisherman was concentrating so hard on his next catch that he had no idea that one of Yellowstone National Park’s largest residents was walking up behind him. Video recorded on July 19 shows the man standing near the water with his back turned as a bison quietly approaches. The animal gets …

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There’s an old saying, popularized by Robert Frost’s poem “Mending Wall” that includes the line, “Good fences make good neighbors.” However, in one upstate New York neighborhood, a good fence was one of the only things standing between a Black family and a neighbor who they claimed hurled racist and anti-LGBTQ+ hate at them for …

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Anglers planning an afternoon of fishing at Yellowstone National Park will need to change their plans as hot, dry weather continues across the region. High water temperatures and low stream flows have created dangerous conditions for the park’s trout. Beginning Wednesday, July 29, fishing on all park rivers and streams will be prohibited daily from …

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There have been a lot of conversations lately about the price of real estate. Just about everyone seems to agree that housing prices are very high right now, putting the goal of homeownership out of reach for so many. That leaves a lot of people with no choice but to rent, which used to be …

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Homeowners Associations (HOAs) often get a bad rap for enforcing strict rules and levying hefty fines. However, a lot of people love the way HOAs help maintain property values by making sure that homeowners are keeping up with their home and lawn care, which is why so many folks opt to move into these kinds …

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A man was critically injured after falling from the cliffs at one of San Diego’s best-known coastal viewing areas. Video released by the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department shows the difficult rescue that followed. Crews responded shortly after 7:50 p.m. on Tuesday, July 28, to Pappy’s Point at Sunset Cliffs. Officials said the man had been …

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Water is one thing cruise passengers expect to see plenty of during their vacation, but perhaps not falling through the ceiling of their cabin. A viral video from Royal Caribbean’s Allure of the Seas shows water dramatically flooding an interior stateroom. Passenger Dominic Arcangelo shared the footage after the cabin next to his began filling …

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Sometimes, the wedding of your dreams is more attainable than you might think. A woman who wanted to be married in the backyard she grew up in got her wish after her father spent eight months rebuilding the space to match what she had always pictured. Nina Salci said that when she got engaged, she …

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When most travelers picture a fall foliage trip, Vermont or New Hampshire may come to mind first. A new ranking, however, gives the top spot to a much larger mountain region in upstate New York. The Adirondacks were named the No. 1 U.S. destination for fall foliage in 2026. The sprawling region placed ahead of …

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