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Inside the U.S. Capitol: Secrets, art and history
We stepped inside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., explored its historic halls, paintings, statues and tributes, and even visited Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s office for a view of the Capitol. Discover the stories and hidden details behind one of America’s most iconic…
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1.5 Million bats take flight in Austin every night
Every night, around 1.5 million bats emerge from beneath Austin’s Congress Avenue Bridge in an incredible natural spectacle that draws visitors from around the world. They migrate from Mexico to give birth and raise their young, then return to Mexico for the winter. The post 1.5…
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More than a haircut: Inside San Francisco’s barbershop where a conversation can save a life
At The Shop, a free haircut can be the beginning of something bigger. Run by the Glide Foundation in San Francisco’s Tenderloin, the initiative combines grooming with community connection and access to behavioral healthcare, helping clients feel heard and linking them with…
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The complexity of American vote from a foreign journalist’s perspective
Every time I must cover any U.S. election, one of the hardest assignments is trying to explain for the Brazilian audience how voting works across America. What makes it difficult is just the number of different rules there are in each of the states, instead having a centralized…
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The internet I grew up with and loved is dead
The computer flickered to life, and my friends and I gathered around the old-school computer screen. With giggles and jostling that only a group of elementary kids can manage, we opened Netscape and entered the URL of a shock site. After what felt like only a few seconds but…
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Arizona’s Economy Ahead of the Midterms: Growth Under Pressure
A long wall topped with razor wire cuts through Nogales, dividing the United States from Mexico. The barrier was built years before Donald Trump’s presidency, but expanding it remains central to his political agenda. On either side stands a city with the same name: American…
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Tariffs, terrorist labels and tension: The current state of U.S.-Brazil relations under Trump
Brazil and the United States have a lot to share after more than 200 years of relations. Both have big populations, large economies and are major cultural influences around the world. The countries are also involved in election processes in 2026. Even so, these relations haven’t…
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Four Strangers, One American and a Day in Texas: What makes WPI so special
An Italian, a Uruguayan, an Indian woman and a Bulgarian woman sat down in a bar and met an American… No, this is not the beginning of a joke. This is the story of one of those strange, unexpected friendships that only happen when you travel. We had just arrived in Austin. We…
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The Mystery of the Tree Growing on a Rock in Lake Superior
On the shores of Lake Superior in Minnesota, a tree grows out of a seemingly impossible place: a rock. Discover the legend behind this unusual tree and the mystery that has fascinated visitors for generations. The post The Mystery of the Tree Growing on a Rock in Lake Superior…
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A partner, a competitor or a joke. The EU as seen from conservative Washington
“The EU is a joke,” a senior member of one of the most influential conservative think tanks in Washington, D.C., told me when I asked him about the relationship between the United States and the European Union. He spoke on condition of anonimity. “Is the EU a competitor or a…