Junelle Lewis found cheaper gas at the Tulalip Reservation, where tribal tax exemptions lower prices compared to nearby areas.
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Amid Iran conflict, US pivot to Asia remains challenging
US focus on Iran's nuclear threat detracts from Asia strategy, raising concerns over China's regional ambitions and Taiwan's security.
Route 66, marking its 100th anniversary, remains a symbol of American culture, history, and the quintessential road trip.
The Artemis II crew, including the first woman and person of color to travel deep space, safely returned from their lunar flyby mission.
Britain's plan to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius is stalled as the US, under Trump, withdraws support, affecting a key military base.
A federal judge temporarily blocked Arizona's gambling laws against Kalshi, halting a criminal case against them.
Students in Marley Hoefs's history class connect with WWII veterans through National History Day's Silent Heroes program, honoring their legacies.
Jim Whittaker, first American atop Everest, passed at 97. His 1963 climb ignited U.S. mountaineering, transforming outdoor recreation.
The Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen celebrates over 50 years of honoring the diverse WWII heroes who shattered stereotypes.
Michael Garcia, a beloved Marine Corps veteran and craft beer enthusiast, was tragically killed in a New Orleans crossfire, leaving a community in shock.