Burning Man Surges Home From Nevada Desert
Voice from the desert covers Burning Man as 70,000 attendees depart after a week of spectacle. The piece notes ultra rich tech encampments amid an egalitarian setup, dust storms, continuous festivity, and unusual sights like a dust controlled orgy dome. Photos include costumes, mobile dance buses, naked bike riders and participants mingling with surreal art.
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Lessons from Burning Man for Everyman
USA TODAY Denver-based correspondent Hughes reflects on Burning Man as a temporary utopia where generosity prevails amid diverse camps and art. He notes the clash between luxury camps and the rest, the transient joy of new connections, and the reminder that beauty is fleeting and participation matters.
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EU faces migrant crisis as Hungary blocks flow toward Austria
Thousands cross into Germany and Austria after days of being marooned in Hungary amid border tensions. Reports describe asylum seekers breaking through police lines near Serbia, marching toward Budapest, while protests erupt on Lesbos and Greek islands. EU and Greek authorities mobilize forces as UNHCR calls for exceptional measures.
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Mystery of Child's Body Parts Found in Chicago Lagoon
The Cook County Medical Examiner says the head belongs to a African American child about two to three years old found in a Chicago lagoon on Garfield Park West Side. Police search for the child's identity continues after a passerby first spotted a foot in the water Saturday.
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Palmer Says He Will Return To Dental Practice Soon
Walter Palmer, target of protests after killing Cecil the lion, says in a joint AP Star Tribune interview that he plans to return to his suburban Minneapolis dental practice on Tuesday. He defends his actions as legal and expresses shock at his party killing Zimbabwe's prized animal.
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Davis rally boosts Huckabee support amid jail order
Kentucky clerk Kim Davis faces contempt for refusing marriage licenses to same sex couples. Her appeal to the Sixth Circuit follows her jailing after a US Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage. Knox case ends as Italy’s top criminal court overturns their 2007 murder convictions citing lack of evidence.
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Burning Man festival would rank among Nevada's top cities
The Sept 1 story estimated Burning Man’s Black Rock City at a population size rivaling Nevada’s ten largest cities, asserting the event would place among the state’s biggest urban areas.
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