Student Behavior, Not Just Low Pay, Blamed for Teacher Burnout
Six in 10 teachers are experiencing burnout, and 17 percent plan to leave the profession, a recent survey found.
Isaiah Washington Talks About His Latest Role and Future Projects
The actor and director says faith, spirituality, and morality are his ‘recipe for sanity.’
How an Oversized Flag Resulted in the National Anthem
In ‘This Week in History,’ the British leave Washington in flames to take Baltimore, but American soldiers, militiamen, and a really large flag stand firm.
Truth Tellers: Mozart’s Laughter
The composer of such works as ‘The Magic Flute’ and ‘The Marriage of Figaro’ presents, through music, the joy that life brings.
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CDC, FDA Issue Warning About Recalled Eggs Linked to Multi-State Outbreak
So far, 65 people from nine states have been affected by the same Salmonella strain, the CDC says.
Russian Hacker Unit Targets Critical US, Global Infrastructure, Warns Security Agencies
The hackers reportedly work for a military intelligence unit responsible for coups, sabotages, and assassination attempts in Europe.
In Southern Appalachia, Voters Favor Trump but Harris Has Support
‘I think they need to get a good old redneck in the office to run the place,’ says one self-described hillbilly, as many others struggle to afford groceries.
Emerging From Tiger’s Shadow, Scheffler Is Soaring
The 2024 PGA Tour season showcased a clear separation for the world-ranked number one and those seeking to chase him down.
Lawmakers Urge US Agencies to Restrict Use of Chinese Drones
DJI drones are estimated to make up about 80 percent of the U.S. market and 90 percent of the drones used by U.S. public safety agencies.
Aunt of Georgia Shooting Suspect Says Mother Called School to Warn of Emergency
The suspect, Colt Gray, and his father, Colin Gray, made their first court appearances last week.
Dick Cheney Endorses Harris for President
The Harris campaign said it welcomes Cheney’s endorsement.
Chinese Spy Case Sheds Light on State-Level Security Woes, Intelligence Experts Warn
The latest prosecution could be ’the tip of the iceberg' of Beijing’s influence campaign, experts said, calling for more vigilance and resources.
DHS Secretary Mayorkas Criticizes Texas’s Handling of the Border
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s office defends the state’s efforts to stop illegal immigration.
Trump Proposes Anti-Censorship Order, Change to 25th Amendment
The former president suggests a change to the U.S. Constitution and a pledge to increase by tenfold the number of government regulations to eliminate.
CCP Bans Foreign Adoptions of Chinese Children
Beijing said it ‘will not continue to process cases at any stage,’ other than those covered by a narrow exception.
Company Says Use of Baby Drop-Off Boxes for Abandoned Babies Has Risen Since 2022
Safe Haven Baby Boxes says it now has nearly 260 baby boxes in 19 states for safe and anonymous surrender of newborns.
West Nile Virus: The Most Common Mosquito-Borne Disease—Here Are the Symptoms and Treatments
Primarily transmitted to humans via mosquito bites, most West Nile virus infections are asymptomatic or mild, but some cases can develop into severe illness.
Opposition Leader Leaves Venezuela, Granted Political Asylum by Spain
Edmundo González faces arrest over charges of allegedly forging election documents and attempting to undermine Venezuela’s Electoral Council.
Day in Photos: A Historic Race, Blooming Spring, and Playa Basin
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
The Man Who Saved the World From World War III
Lt. Col. Stanislav Yevgrafovich Petrov could have called for nuclear retaliation but didn’t.
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There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History of the American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
A Nation Divided
Poem by an American Patriot
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
Texas QB Quinn Ewers Has 1 Extra Reason to Relish Blowout Win Over Michigan
His return to the Big House went much better on Saturday than 2021 as he threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns on 24–36 passing.
Texas QB Quinn Ewers Has 1 Extra Reason to Relish Blowout Win Over Michigan
His return to the Big House went much better on Saturday than 2021 as he threw for 246 yards and three touchdowns on 24–36 passing.
John Legend Opens Up About 6-Year-Old Son’s Diabetes Diagnosis
The Grammy award winner says he and his wife make the perfect team in helping their son Miles through the early stages of Type 1 diabetes.
John Legend Opens Up About 6-Year-Old Son’s Diabetes Diagnosis
The Grammy award winner says he and his wife make the perfect team in helping their son Miles through the early stages of Type 1 diabetes.
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Mental State Linked to Digestive Discomfort, IBD: Expert Tips
Research shows there is a two-way relationship between our gut function and mental states, which play a role in normal functioning and disease.
Mental State Linked to Digestive Discomfort, IBD: Expert Tips
Research shows there is a two-way relationship between our gut function and mental states, which play a role in normal functioning and disease.
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Sir Gawain, the Green Knight, and the Conquest of Self
Sometimes, the hardest battles are those not fought on a physical battlefield, but those involving one’s soul.
Elfego Baca: Skilled Gunfighter and Brave Lawman
A lawman from an early age, this Hispanic American was never killed or even wounded in shootouts and protected the citizens of the early Southwest.
Sir Gawain, the Green Knight, and the Conquest of Self
Sometimes, the hardest battles are those not fought on a physical battlefield, but those involving one’s soul.
