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Christian Science Monitor reporter by day, commercial fisherman by night.
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Can a divided US celebrate its 250th together?

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By Simon Montlake , Caitlin Babcock, Patrik Jonsson 
| The Christian Science Monitor
Preparations to celebrate the 250th anniversary of America’s independence, from small-town parades to museum exhibitions and oral-history projects, have been in the works for years. But to many Americans tuning in now, the impression is of a last-minute scramble to mount a semiquincentennial stamped by the showmanship and preferences of President Donald Trump.
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Why affordable housing grows scarce – even in Florida and the South

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By Patrik Jonsson 
| The Christian Science Monitor
Still just in his 20s, Cody Eades is a grizzled veteran of the American housing market. After he and his wife split up in 2019, the couple sold a home they had purchased in Orlando. They made a small profit. Mr. Eades left town in an RV with a dog and his part of the earnings, working remotely and following the open road. “Problem was,” he says, “I had no home.” Why We Wrote This Finding a reasonably priced home used to be easy in the South.
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Are we not alone? Declassified UFO files reopen debate on government transparency.

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By Patrik Jonsson 
| The Christian Science Monitor
The Trump administration’s release of troves of material related to unidentified flying objects – and promises of more – has resurrected a debate about the possibility that alien life exists and that the U.S. government is hiding the proof. A new Defense Department website with an “X-Files”-adjacent design uploaded a tranche of 161 UFO files to the public on May 8.
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