Museums seek ways to refresh aging exhibits nationwide
U S history museums face costly challenges updating displays as budgets shrink and visitor interest wanes. Fort William Henry near Lake George upgraded to video while smaller sites struggle. Experts note over 70 percent of museums report economic distress amid broader cultural tourism spend.
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Is Student Loan Bubble Next in Economic Hype
The piece weighs whether soaring college costs and rising debt signal a bubble. It notes debt exceeding credit card levels, rising tuition, and a large government share, while arguing that a full market crash is unlikely but individual risks remain high for borrowers and certain for-profit sectors.
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University of Pennsylvania
Wharton School
Idaho
Georgetown
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Florida man pleads guilty to Thanksgiving massacre
Paul Merhige, 37, admitted guilt in a deal that spared the death penalty and sentenced him to seven consecutive life terms for killing four relatives in a 2009 Thanksgiving massacre. Medical records reveal long battles with mental illness, obsessive rituals, and extreme behaviors across visits to doctors and hospitals nationwide.
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South Florida
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