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Inside the off-grid family case that sparked a child welfare firestorm
A family’s off-grid lifestyle—solar power, well water, compost toilets—turned into a courtroom fight over schooling, sanitation, and kids’ wellbeing. Here’s what actually happened, why it’s often misreported, and where self-reliance can collide with child-welfare rules.
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A forgotten U.S. Mint engraver gets his name back with a new headstone in Pennsylvania
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Whitman Publishing president Mary Counts Burleson retires after 23 years
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How two new Congressional Gold Medals became law, honoring Billie Jean King and Vietnam Dustoff crews
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American Numismatic Society creates the Sydney F. Martin executive director role
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Congress considers a gold medal for the 320th Barrage Balloon Battalion’s D-Day service
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A 45-year early dime hunt ends as Jim Matthews sells his Draped Bust and Capped Bust varieties
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Monticello’s new Jefferson and Adams tour shows how rivals rebuilt a friendship
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Remembering David L. Ganz, the numismatic attorney who shaped modern U.S. coin collecting
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