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- Is magic trendy again? Or was it always popular?
A viral video of a magician in Chicago performing at an adult birthday party earlier this year took magic tricks to a new level of interest.
5 min - Meet the farmer homesteading in urban Brooklyn
The homestead is just a few blocks from a New York City subway stop.
4 min - Investigation finds toxic levels of lead in Nebraska yards, despite expensive cleanup effort
The Environmental Protection Agency spent millions of dollars cleaning up a massive residential lead superfund site in Omaha, Nebraska, starting in 1999.
7 min - Farmers want to control weeds. Is a controversial herbicide the answer?
The Environmental Protection Agency issued rules earlier this year for one controversial herbicide that can be prone to drifting and harming some other crops and trees.
4 min - Drag Me Outside: Nature aficionados combine love of outdoors and drag performances
The guided walks in a local park include all the sparkle and pizzazz of a drag show.
4 min - American released from Russian prison is now seeking medical care
Former U.S. Marine Robert Gilman is in frail condition after his release this week from a Russian prison.
6 min - What tight primary results between moderate, progressive Dems say about midterm voters
Progressive Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan handedly won her Minnesota Senate primary. Meanwhile, democratic socialist Francesca Hong narrowly lost her primary for governor across the border in Wisconsin.
7 min - 6 min
- The WNBA is at an all-time high, so why is there so much drama?
The WNBA is in the middle of its most successful season ever, but debates over gender identity and race have marred that success.
6 min - Takeaways from Tuesday's primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota
Tuesday's primaries in Wisconsin and Minnesota had some surprising results.
7 min
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