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Rome’s Colosseum has just been given an actual price tag — and it’s big
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Tristan Bove
July 26, 2022
American tourists banned from Roman landmark after throwing an electric scooter and causing $26,000 in damage
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Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
June 9, 2022
Leadership
Trump Is Already Being Sued After Slashing the Size of 2 Utah National Monuments
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Hallie Detrick
December 5, 2017
Trump Plans to Shrink Two National Monuments by up to 85%. Here’s Why
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Hallie Detrick
December 4, 2017
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Despite running $75 billion automaker General Motors, CEO Mary Barra still responds to ‘every single letter’ she gets...
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Preston Fore
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