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For thousands of years, people have ventured into the caves beneath the rolling hills of central Kentucky. • In the 1840s, Stephen Bishop, an enslaved Black guide, explored the vast system by lantern and drew one of the earliest maps. • More...
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WASHINGTON − The Supreme Court, for the third time, backed the Trump administration’s efforts to deport migrants to countries other than their own without giving them the chance to show they could be persecuted or tortured there. The court on...
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