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Meet the Only Tree-Climbing Canine in North America—and Delaware’s Official Symbol

The post Meet the Only Tree-Climbing Canine in North America—and Delaware’s Official Symbol appeared first on A-Z Animals. Quick Take The gray fox was named Delaware’s official wildlife animal in 2010 after a fourth-grade classroom turned a persuasive writing assignment into law. That designation spotlights the gray fox habitat needs and spurs conservation awareness across…

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Four plates of diner food; eggs, bacon, pancakes, strawberries, biscuit, toast

This Is The Only State Without A Denny’s

Denny’s tagline may be “America’s Diner” — and indeed, its iconic red leather booths and drop-tile ceilings embody the quintessential, Platonic ideal of a “diner” by any name. But, in the U.S., one lone state remains without a Denny’s location: Delaware. From family breakfasts, to late nights during college, to the pivotal scene in David…

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Trump appeals court nominee Emil Bove denies whistleblower's claim that he told lawyers to ignore court orders

Trump appeals court nominee Emil Bove denies whistleblower’s claim that he told lawyers to ignore court orders

Top Justice Department official Emil Bove, who has been nominated for the federal appeals bench, testified before the Senate Wednesday that he never told department attorneys to ignore court orders, denying the account of a whistleblower.   Bove, a former criminal defense attorney who represented President Trump, rejected suggestions by Democrats that the claims of…

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Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada make changes to lure business amid Delaware’s ‘Dexit’ concern

Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada make changes to lure business amid Delaware’s ‘Dexit’ concern

CLAYMONT, Del. (AP) — Lawmakers in Texas, Oklahoma and Nevada have recently approved changes aimed at helping their states dip into the lucrative side of corporate litigation that Delaware, with a specialized court and business-friendly laws, has dominated as the world’s incorporation capital. Concerned that these changes may lure corporations away from Delaware, thereby causing…

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