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When Rebecca Obeng began hunting for a new job after finishing medical training in Chicago, she didn't expect to end up in Cleveland. Obeng, who's originally from Ghana, went to medical school in Virginia and then a residency in Georgia. But the Midwest struck her as a place to stay. The University

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A jaw-dropping property known as the African Queen, featuring a 15-foot Zulu warrior sculpture, has just hit the market in Springfield, MO, for $1.2 million. Originally built in 1962 by Don Russell, the 3,176-square-foot retreat has taken on a new life, thanks to the current owners, Michael and Lisa

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Halts Data Center Permits in Defiance of Trump as Public Backlash Grows

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has halted new permits for data centers amid growing public backlash against the projects, as he seeks reelection to a fourth term in November. Abbott, a Republican, directed the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to stop processing data center permits until the state f