Smartphones may dominate the tech landscape today, but don't forget these 5 electronics from the 1960s and '70s that shaped ...
In the early 1970s, a quiet revolution began in American factories. Lathes, drill presses and milling machines—once guided by ...
Mansfield News Journal on MSN
Pioneer graduate David Finnegan recognized for lifelong mentorship
From technician to teacher, David Finnegan is recognized by Pioneer for his lasting influence on students and the collision ...
Indo-Russian friendship is likely to get a new momentum this week with President Vladimir Putin arriving in India for a ...
However, audiences responded differently. Word of mouth grew quickly, and people connected with the story and the music. The ...
The government is revitalizing civilian sea patrol in a bid to bolster the protection of the country’s municipal waters ...
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As Winter Approaches, Rural Americans Struggle to Afford Heat
Each year, an estimated 80 million U.S. utility customers have trouble affording their monthly heat and electricity bills. Now, as the cost of energy ...
Zohran Mamdani, New York’s mayor-elect, has criticized the Police Department’s surveillance tactics. He reappointed the ...
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SETTLERS COVERED MUCH OF THE WEST WITH CATTLE beginning in the mid-1800s, spurred by laws and incentives meant to realize the country’s “manifest destiny.” As the nation expanded, settlers, with the ...
The iconic Ford Mustang might have entered the world branded as a Cougar instead. But the galloping horse logo won out, and ...
When you wish upon a star / Makes no difference who you are.” The original Disney vision reflected a long history of popular cultural affordability that once set America apart. At the time of the ...
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