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After centuries of coal mining, West Virginia looks to a new form of economic growth
The story of how three crewmen lived more than a week in the middle of the Pacific in a wrecked sailboat with almost nothing
The American Cornhole League wants to turn a game that's typically played with one hand holding a beer—and possibly named for an indecent part of the human body—into an international spectator sport
The 1,300-mile Florida National Scenic Trail soaks backpacks and drowns tents with swampy water and sweat. It is not for the feint of heat.
The high-tech material has been used to build frames and components for decades, but as bikes age, catastrophic failures are leading to lawsuits