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The Unbroken Record of Billy Walkabout: The Most Decorated Native American Vietnam Soldier

When Billy Walkabout graduated from U.S. Grant High School in Oklahoma City in 1968, he was eighteen years old, a member of the Cherokee tribe of Anishanoi, and about to enlist in the United States Army. What came next would occupy twenty-three months of his life, produce a collection of military honors without parallel among…
Parents Are Driving The Rise Of Adults Only Restaurants

A quiet dinner out used to be one of the simplest pleasures of adult life. Now, for a growing number of Americans, it feels harder to find. New research shows that diners across the United States are increasingly supporting adults-only restaurant spaces, especially during late-night hours, romantic dinners, and alcohol-focused experiences. The shift is not…
Gen Z Workers Are Quietly Resisting AI at Work as Companies Race to Adopt It

AI may be the corporate obsession of the moment, but a new workplace survey suggests the rollout is creating a quieter backlash inside offices. The tension is especially sharp among Gen Z workers, many of whom are being asked to use tools they did not choose, under policies they may not understand, with job security…
The Strange New Status Symbol Men Are Buying One Ear at a Time

Cauliflower ear used to be something fighters earned by accident after years of wrestling, sparring, grappling, and taking hits. Now, according to reports from Russia, some men are allegedly paying to have their ears deliberately damaged so they can look like they have spent years in combat sports. The trend sounds like a social media…






