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Tsukudani and hot rice: Still a go-to meal in Japan centuries after its creation
A father and son in Tokyo are continuing the centuries-old tradition of making tsukudani, a preserved Japanese food.
Ohio awards $310 million to US defense contractor for 4,000-worker advanced manufacturing facility
Ohio's job creation office has awarded a $310 million grant to Anduril Industries. The California-based defense contractor is building a massive advanced manufacturing facility near Columbus.
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Pope prays for world to recognize urgency of climate crisis as he celebrates Mass’ using new rite
Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Pope Leo ...
The risks and rewards of tokenization as crypto heavyweights push for it
The financial world is buzzing about tokenization, a process using blockchain to turn real-world assets like stocks or real ...
Franck Sorbier fuses Andean splendor with Parisian pageantry on couture runway
Franck Sorbier, the Paris couturier officially inducted into the haute couture fold in 2005, delivered a regal, Inca-inspired ...
Stéphane Rolland lets couture speak for itself with space-age glamor
Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Stéphane Rolland went back to what he does best ...
California, epicenter of the nation’s housing crisis, is finally getting a housing agency
After years of soaring rents, increasingly out-of-reach home prices and an enduring homelessness crisis that touches every ...
Conservatives Get the PBS and NPR Cuts They’ve Wanted for Decades
Nixon was so “disturbed” that PBS had started a new national news show with the hosts Robert MacNeil and Sander Vanocur — ...
Women’s contributions and men’s racism erased from history of national monument
Under pressure from the Trump administration, the National Park Service (NPS) removed historical context from signage that ...
Hawaii’s wetlands are vanishing. This failed plan offers a warning
Last July, excavators and woodchippers appeared on a 7-acre wild thicket of kiawe trees near Kīhei that serves as a crucial habitat for the endangered Hawaiian Hoary Bats during pupping season.