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- Aug 22, 2026
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Ten days after storm, thousands are still waiting for power in Indiana (opens the original)
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The young married couple made it through the storm last week, swerving to dodge power lines and trees falling into the road as they drove to shelter. But 10 days later, they and thousands of their neighbors in Gary, Indiana, were still waiting for the power to come back on. It’s “inhumane,” said 26-year-old Adriana Harris. Now Harris and her husband, Jason Randolph, have fallen into a new routine. They wait in hour-long lines for the gas that replenishes their generators, fending off people cutt
Schools are adding pepper-spraying drones to help combat active shooters (opens the original)
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Schools in at least three states will be equipped with drones this year that can zoom through halls, smash windows and pepper-spray active shooters if teachers report a threat. At least nine schools - three in Florida, five in Georgia and one in Colorado - will have storage boxes that house the plastic, nonlethal aircraft made by Austin-based Mithril Defense. The drones, which can be activated by teachers, are capable of reaching a shooter within 15 seconds. The aircraft are designed to distract
George Hutchinson, the Supreme Courtâs last official crier, dies at 102 (opens the original)
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George Hutchinsonâs words were far from the most important spoken during Brown v. Board of Education. But they were the first. With a cry of âOyez, oyez, oyez,â Mr. Hutchinson announced the arrival of the justices and gaveled the court to order, as he did for virtually every Supreme Court case from 1952 to 1962. Mr. Hutchinson, who died June 14 at 102, was the last crier of the U.S. Supreme Court, tasked with carrying out ceremonial duties that were later turned over to the court marshal.
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