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In Ecuador, a growing fleet of solar-powered boats provides Indigenous people with cheaper, cleaner transportation.
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A look at 250 years of U.S.-Canada relations
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Teen athletes can now profit from sponsorship deals. How will that change high school sports?
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Why you can’t hunt Bigfoot in Washington State and other strange statutes around the nation
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