From drones and bear spray to feeding wildlife and blocking roads, here are the things that could get you banned from U.S.

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Father’s Day has a reputation problem. Too often, it ends in a generic card or a mug, on even a novelty item nobody asked for. This year, we’re suggesting a different approach. Whether your dad ...

Right here in Kern ... it’s difficult to believe how much has happened in Kern County over the years. Here’s a snapshot of our history. About 15 million years ago: Ancient sea covers the Central ...

Kemimoto Expands Its Off-Road Accessories Line as the UTV and ATV Market Hits Full Throttle The timing could not be sharper.

A steel frame luxury residence in Frisco represents an innovation in residential construction methods. It also comes with luxury amenities, a private gated community and views for miles.

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The Trump administration has asked a federal court to throw out a lawsuit alleging that a planned UFC event at the White House violates regulations.

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French technology group 2CRSi’s stock tumbled more than 40% after accusations from a New York–based short seller — panicking retail investors in France, who sold other unrelated companies in the space ...

Imagine living in a tower covered with thousands of trees, a home built almost entirely from bamboo, or a house that stays cool in extreme heat without relying heavily on air conditioning. Around the ...

Architect William Van Alen’s plans for the building’s formidable steel helmet grew taller and more ambitious over time. NYPL On a mild October day in 1929, the architect William Van Alen watched from ...