On 5 June 1976 the Teton Dam failed on its first filling, killing 11 people. The agency had been warned in writing by its own geologists, by the USGS, and by a former Bureau geologist who testified under oath. Fifty years later at the anniversary memorial, Idaho officials floated building again in the same drainage — and a state-federal basin study now underway lists a Teton dam as one option. What the record shows, and what it does not: https://tetondam.northdenvertribune.com/

A wellness industry worth billions rests on a 2009 review of three small Japanese studies — 37 participants in total. We read the source, found the independent Taiwanese replication that coverage almost never cites, and looked up how the field's own auditors graded the literature: 2 moderate, 6 low, 3 critically low confidence. Biomarker findings reported as biomarker findings, not clinical outcomes. Full dossier: https://outdoorscure.thecherrycreeknews.com/

A viral claim said the Kerch Bridge closed for six months of repairs. The traffic log says it reopened the same night, at 02:53. What the boring record shows about the strikes, the stalemate, and the claims that do not stand up. The dossier: https://kerch.northdenvernews.com/