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Grand Canyon

The Grand Canyon.

National Parks Shouldn’t Rely on Entrance Fees to Offset Budget Cuts

The proposal is the second proposed increase this year for National Park Service entrance fees.
By Michael Sainato
(L-R): Steve Shevlin, Johnny Thunders and Phil Marcade, 1979

Phil Marcade’s ’70s NY Punk Memoir Is the Stuff of Legend

From bumping heroin with Johnny Thunders, to hanging with Blondie and Nancy Spungen, Phil Marcade's punk memoir is the stuff of legend.
By Justin Joffe
Developers want to build a tourist mecca on Grand Canyon and Navajo Indian land.

45,000 People Are Protesting a Grand Canyon Resort With Online Petitions

Many Navajo Indians who live in the area affected also oppose the plan.
By John Bonazzo
MARION, IOWA - JANUARY 24: Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton greets audience members following a campaign event at Vernon Middle School on January 24, 2016 in Marion, IA. The Democratic and Republican Iowa Caucuses, the first step in nominating a presidential candidate from each party, will take place on February 1. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Hillary Clinton

Hillary Clinton’s Grand Canyon of Deep Distrust

By Brent Budowsky
Nik Wallenda walks without any harnesses or any safety precautions on a tightrope stretched across the Little Colorado River Gorge near the Grand Canyon on June 23, 2013. The two-inch (five-centimeter) thick wireline starting from a Navajo reservation just outside of the Grand Canyon National Park is suspended 1,500 feet (450 meters) above the ground (about 50 feet higher than the Empire State Building) and is 1,400 feet long (about the length of five football fields). US daredevil Nik Wallenda became the first man to cross the Grand Canyon on a tightrope Sunday, completing his latest record-breaking feat in just under 23 minutes. AFP PHOTO /JOE KLAMAR (Photo credit should read JOE KLAMAR/AFP/Getty Images)

NYPD Says Nik Wallenda’s Skyscraper Stunt Won’t Fly

By Jill Colvin
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