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New York's Noguchi Museum dismissed three employees for violating its updated dress code by wearing keffiyeh scarves, a symbol of Palestinian solidarity. The incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict.
A grand jury has indicted a Texas woman for attempting to drown a 3-year-old Palestinian American girl in a racially motivated attack. The case highlights rising concerns about hate crimes against Muslims in the US.
Tim Burton's "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" opens Venice Film Festival, marking his return to form. The sequel, arriving 36 years after the original, reunites familiar faces and introduces new talent.
A New Hampshire resident has died from Eastern equine encephalitis, marking the state's first case in a decade. Health officials warn of elevated risk in New England this year.
A New Hampshire resident has died from eastern equine encephalitis, a rare mosquito-borne illness. Health officials urge precautions as cases circulate in neighboring states.
A Canada lynx, endangered in Vermont, was spotted in Shrewsbury, marking the first confirmed sighting since 2018. The unexpected southern location adds significance to this rare wildlife event.
Vermont Supreme Court's decision on a vaccine mix-up case misrepresented on social media. Ruling doesn't allow forced vaccination of children without parental consent, contrary to online claims.
Recent floods in northern Vermont have impacted businesses and tourism. Kingdom Trails, a popular mountain biking destination, faces challenges but remains open, encouraging visitors to support the recovering community.
Laphonza Butler, appointed California Senator, impresses colleagues and supports VP Harris's presidential bid. Her labor background and Senate experience position her as a potential key player in a future Harris administration.
Abortion rights initiatives gain momentum as Arizona and Missouri confirm ballot measures. Seven states now prepare for November votes, reflecting ongoing national debate post-2022 Supreme Court ruling.
CAIR files lawsuit challenging FBI's treatment of Palestinian American activists, citing constitutional concerns. Amid rising tensions, the case highlights broader issues of discrimination and civil liberties in the US.
Front Porch Forum, a unique online platform in Vermont, fosters civil discourse and community engagement. With nearly half the state's adults as members, it outperforms major social networks in user satisfaction and civic impact.
Post-tropical cyclone Debby caused severe flooding in New York and Pennsylvania, prompting evacuations and rescues. The storm left a trail of damage and power outages before moving into Canada.
Post-tropical depression Debby moves north, causing flooding and spawning tornadoes. Heavy rainfall expected in multiple states, with a heat wave forecast for the South after the storm passes.
Vermont gears up for state primaries, featuring key gubernatorial and lieutenant governor races. Voters to decide on Democratic challenger to popular Republican Governor Phil Scott in a state known for its political uniqueness.
Debby's aftermath brings heavy rains and tornado risks to the East Coast. Multiple states brace for flooding as the storm's remnants move north, leaving a trail of destruction in the Carolinas.
Two of President Biden's appeals court nominees progress to full Senate vote. The move highlights ongoing efforts to diversify the federal judiciary, with 205 confirmations to date.