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70 Newspaper Clippings From The Past That Are Fascinating To Look Back On Today

Take a trip down nostalgia lane with this interesting collection of old newspaper clippings, featuring stories, curious moments, and details that still feel oddly familiar today. Read on to see just how much some things have changed, and how much hasn’t.

Bored Panda · Sep 22

Forde-Yard Dash: Separating the Unbeaten College Football Contenders From the Pretenders

Perfect records can be deceiving, and these 10 teams are about to find out whether their starts mean anything.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 21

Even in the era of NIL, college sports are stacked against student athletes—now lack of transparency is holding them back from a ‘fair market'

Without collective bargaining agreements like in pro sports, college athletes are left to navigate NIL blindly.

Fortune · Sep 20

Warren Buffett’s one son is a farmer in Nebraska, another musician: The billionaire’s children didn’t know how rich their father was until adulthood

Warren Buffett’s children grew up without fully understanding the scale of their father’s wealth. His son Howard chose farming and conservation, working in Nebraska and Illinois, while another son, Peter, became a musician. Peter has recalled that he only realised how wealthy his family was after seeing Warren Buffett on…

The Economic Times · Sep 12

Caps on State-Directed Medicaid Payments Could Cut 10 to 25 Percent of Medicaid Spending in 17 States

Medicaid payment caps in the 2025 budget law could cut 10% to 25% of total Medicaid spending in 17 states. Who is most exposed, and when?

Medical Daily · Sep 12

Instead of managing billions, Warren Buffett’s son Howard Buffett chose farming

Choosing a path less traveled, Howard Buffett, the son of Warren Buffett, dedicated his life to farming and conservation rather than finance. He skillfully managed farms in Nebraska and Illinois, prioritizing soil health. Warren Buffett supported his passion by purchasing a Nebraska farm for his son. As he transitions to…

The Times of India · Sep 11

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen has pushed for Trump’s immigration crackdown. But report claims his own farms hired undocumented workers

At least 20 Pillen Family Farms locations allegedly employed undocumented workers

We Got This Covered · Sep 10

A Nebraska city turned 2 million plastic bags into a road

South Sioux City, Nebraska, is testing plastic bag pavement on Foundry Road. Approximately two million shredded plastic bags were incorporated into the asphalt mixture. This innovative project aims to repurpose waste material into durable road infrastructure. The experimental pavement is currently carrying traffic under ordinary conditions. This initiative represents Nebraska's…

The Times of India · Sep 10

Three states have changed election canvassing deadlines in 2026

Idaho, Nebraska, and Wisconsin passed laws this year to change deadlines related to compiling, reviewing, and certifying election results, a process called canvassing. The laws in Idaho and Nebraska will be in effect for the Nov. 3 midterm elections, and the law in Wisconsin will be in effect for the…

Ballotpedia · Sep 9

In 2025, Nebraska put two million plastic bags into a 4,000-foot road; it became the state’s first recycled-plastic road

Nebraska put the equivalent of two million plastic bags into a 4,000-foot road in 2025, creating the state’s first recycled-plastic road. The project in South Sioux City blended recycled plastic with asphalt and reclaimed pavement. Researchers will track how the road handles traffic, cracking, moisture and Nebraska’s changing weather. The…

The Economic Times · Sep 8