One writer explores the wine bars and market stalls transforming Serbia’s capital into a must-visit cultural destination.

Stephen M. Kamnik, a corporal from Havertown, allegedly kept thousands of pornographic images on a hard drive at his work station in Schwenksville, Montgomery County. Investigators said they ...

Pennsylvania Attorney General Michelle Henry identified the corporal as Delaware County native, Stephen Kamnik, 38, who was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville. Kamnik was charged with felony ...

Stephen Kamnik, 38, of Havertown, was stationed in Skippack Township, Montgomery County. Authorities seized his hard drive, which contained thousands of photos. Some of those included deepfakes.

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The Standards for Reporting Implementation Studies (StaRI) initiative aims to develop guidelines for transparent and accurate reporting of implementation studies. Methods An international working ...

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Stephen M. Kamnik, 38, of Havertown, who was stationed at Troop K in Schwenksville, surrendered to authorities Wednesday and was released on unsecured bail of $1,000, Pennsylvania Attorney General ...

Idaho’s slowly climbing high school graduation rate reached a 10-year zenith of 82.3% last spring. It’s a modest improvement over the class of 2023’s 81% graduation rate, but good news in a state ...