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The longer-running lawsuit with authors, however, is still unresolved.

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A theme park in Israel depicts life in the first and second centuries. The Times of Israel describes it as "a Galilean version of Colonial Williamsburg." But there were no cell phones back then. Routers have been installed throughout the park in packs that donkeys carry.

About 200 people gathered Wednesday night in Plymouth for public hearing held by a state commission studying whether high-power electric lines such as…

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London's new $700 million skyscraper is just the latest in a series of buildings, bridges and towns to get peculiar, and more than occasionally unflattering, nicknames.

Nine of the 14 North Country representatives voting opposed allowing police to use license plate scanners, while five were in favor of the technology.As…

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