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Nation marks 25 years since 9/11 with Pentagon tributes and rare artifacts — Sep 10, 2026The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History opened a temporary display of fragile 9/11 artifacts from the World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Flight 93 laid out on tables to help visitors remember and connect with the day. The exhibit arrives amid political scrutiny over how American history is told, with critics pressing for a more unifying narrative while the museum emphasizes memory preservation for future generations.

Mercury May Have Shrunk Up to 23 Kilometers — Sep 10, 2026New research indicates Mercury has contracted 10% to 30% more than previously thought, shrinking about 12 miles (roughly 19 kilometers) in diameter since its formation, with surface debris from ancient impacts obscuring the planet’s shrinkage signs. The finding could imply a larger metal core or different core composition and temperature history, and future BepiColombo measurements are expected to help confirm the extent of Mercury’s cooling and contraction.

Dana Whitfield The debris from old impacts covering up the shrinkage clues is a good point. BepiColombo data should settle how much the planet has really changed.

Magnolia Oil-Tank Fire Kills Three FirefightersPolitics — Sep 17, 2026Arkansas history on September 19–20 features a spectrum of notable events: Civil War skirmishing near Helena in 1862, the 1883 marriage of future governor George W. Donaghey, and the 1923 Little Rock police murders death sentences; 1944 Magnolia’s oil-fire disaster that claimed three firefighters; the 1957 Central High School desegregation injunction hearing that led to the guards’ withdrawal; and the 1974 Young v. Ethyl Corporation bromine litigation. The dates also record 1863 Cavalry organization at Magnolia, 1917 Fort Smith labor strike, 1942 Jehovah’s Witnesses attack in Little Rock, 1957 legal challenges surrounding Little Rock desegregation, the 1958 vote to keep closed schools, and Kennedy’s Arkansas campaign in 1960.

U.S. Crude Futures Turn Negative for First Time on Scant Storage, Weak DemandReporting — Apr 20, 2020U.S. crude oil futures turned negative on Monday for the first time in history as storage space was filling up, discouraging buyers as weak economic data from Germany and Japan cast doubt on when fuel consumption will…

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AOC Celebrates Drop in Oil Prices, Claims It Is Time for the Green New DealReporting — Apr 20, 2020As U.S. crude oil futures turned negative for the first time in history, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) celebrated the news and said the time is right to implement the Green New Deal. In a now-deleted tweet…

Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Granddaughter documents wartime survival in Displaced memoir — Jul 23, 2026Anita D. Leick’s memoir Displaced chronicles her grandmother Olga’s life as an ethnic German woman who endured wars and forced migrations from Tsarist Russia across Siberia, Ukraine, Poland, and Germany. Through personal family history, the book emphasizes the refugee experience and resilience while preserving a century of displacement for future generations.

Rays Sign Grady Emerson to Record-Breaking Bonus — Jul 23, 2026Grady Emerson, the Rays’ No. 2 pick in the 2026 MLB Draft, signed a $9.75 million bonus—the highest ever for a high school draftee and the second-largest in MLB history—as Tampa Bay bets on a bright farm-system future. Analysts tout him as one of the draft’s best pure hitters with plus defense, likely challenging for top prospect status within the Rays’ organization soon.

NorthWestern, Murphy, Carlyle, Phillips Edison Announce Dividends — Aug 17, 2026GuruFocus-derived analyses detail upcoming quarterly dividends for NorthWestern Energy, Murphy Oil, Phillips Edison & Co, Hiscox, and The Carlyle Group, highlighting long dividend histories, current yields, and sustainability prospects across utilities, energy, REITs, insurance, and alternative assets. The pieces emphasize consistent payments, potential growth, payout ratios, and sector-specific cyclicality to help income-focused investors evaluate reliability and future income.

BaT Auctions Spotlight Classics and ModernsAuto — Aug 29, 2026Across classic and modern American performance cars, interest remains strong with ongoing production milestones and notable value shifts: the 1959 Corvette saw continued growth and design refinements, while the 1969 Camaro Z/28 commands six-figure attention for well-documented, original exemplars and the 1971 Trans Am sits in a broad six-figure to mid-five-figure range depending on originality, condition, and provenance, all underscoring how originality and history drive price. The market also shows active modern and near-future models, such as a 2019 Corvette 2LT with premium options and a 2027 Corvette Grand Sport offering dealer programs, reflecting sustained demand across eras and a wide price spectrum influenced by specifications, condition, and dealer dynamics.

FaithTapVithya Ramraj surges past China on the anchor leg as India takes Asian Games relay goldVithya Ramraj overtook China’s Siyu Zuo on the final leg and held off Bahrain as India’s women won the 4x400m in 3:29.69 at Nagoya, the country’s first athletics gold of the 2026 Asian Games.31m · 1 reads