Kremlin Says Biden ‘Adding Fuel to the Fire’ by Approving Missile Strikes Into Russia
Anonymous U.S. officials have said Biden has authorized Ukraine to use long-range missiles provided by the United States to strike targets in Russia.
Looking to Limit Your Tech Usage? Try These 5 Strategies
Take control of your digital devices and and live a fuller life.
Baltimore’s Basilica: The Nation’s First Cathedral
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,” we visit America’s first masterpiece of religious architecture.
How to Choose the Best Kitchen Knives, According to a Professional Chef
Slicing, dicing, and chopping like a pro starts with the right tools. A culinary school instructor teaches us the basics and shares his time-tested picks.
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Shen Yun Responds to New York Times Article ‘Riddled With Inaccuracies’
Performing arts company says despite the attacks, it remains steadfast in its mission ‘to showcase the beauty … of China’s 5,000-year-old civilization.’
How the US Will Confront the CCP Under Trump’s Second Term
The fundamentals of the U.S.–China conflict point to more confrontation.
Tracking Every Trump Cabinet Pick
The president-elect is confirming Cabinet members a week after winning the 2024 presidential election.
RFK Jr. Has Taken Aim at These Additives, What Could He Do as HHS Secretary?
Americans have the shortest lifespan and highest ultra-processed food consumption among developed countries.
5 Things to Know About Chris Wright, Trump’s Energy Nominee
Wright, a private sector energy executive, is on track to fill one of the most critical roles in fulfilling Trump’s ambitious plans for his second term.
DeSantis Says Decision on Rubio Senate Replacement Will Likely Be Made at Start of January
The senator from Florida was named by President-elect Donald Trump to be his secretary of state.
US Existing Home Sales Sees Largest Monthly Gain in Nearly 3 Years
Pending transactions jumped in September, with many finalized in October, thereby boosting existing home sales numbers.
Biden Urges Congress to Approve $100 Billion Supplemental for Disaster Relief
The president is seeking funding for a total of 16 agencies, including $40 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
IDF Says It Killed Hezbollah Spokesperson in Beirut Airstrike
The senior operative ‘wielded significant influence’ on the terrorist group’s military operations and ‘incited’ attacks, the Israel Defense Forces said.
5 Things to Know About the G20 Summit as World Leaders Gather in Rio de Janeiro
World leaders have convened in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, for the G20 Summit, focusing on economic reform, climate action, and rising global conflicts.
Scarborough, Brzezinski of ‘Morning Joe’ Met With Trump at Mar-a-Lago
The president-elect has confirmed the meeting, describing it as ‘extremely cordial.’
Spirit Airlines Files for Bankruptcy but Continues Operations
The airline has faced significant challenges recently, including increased competition from major carriers offering low-price tickets.
House Speaker Supports Recess Appointments for Trump’s Cabinet Picks
‘There may be a function for that. We’ll have to see how it plays out,’ House Speaker Mike Johnson said.
Pakistan’s Top Islamic Cleric Declares VPNs ‘Haram’
Islamabad’s Council of Islamic Ideology’s ruling came at a time when the government is looking to ban virtual private networks.
Trump Confirms He’s Prepared to Declare National Emergency to Initiate Mass Deportations
Mass deportations was a major part of the president-elect’s 2024 campaign messaging.
Senate Leader-Elect Urges ICC to Drop Israel Arrest Warrants or Face Sanctions
Thune said he would make the sanction legislation ‘a top priority’ in the next Congress should the current Senate majority leader fail to act on it.
Biden Allows Ukraine to Use US Long-Range Missiles in Russia’s Kursk: Reports
Russia previously warned that if NATO allowed Ukraine to strike inside the country, it would be considered direct involvement in the war.
Trump Appoints FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr as Agency Chair
The president-elect describes Carr as a great supporter of free speech.
Diabetes Cases Quadruple Over 30 Years; WHO Urges Lifestyle Changes
The international health agency blamed the increase on lifestyle factors such as unhealthy food and physical inactivity.
Saint Augustine of Hippo’s 3-Stage Path to the Divine
Augustine’s progression from sin to virtue is clear through three stages of his relationship to language.
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We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
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A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
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Former Manager Valentine Not Surprised by Japanese Players Exiting for MLB
Japanese pitching sensation Roki Sasaki, 23, is expected to be the next phenom posted for MLB clubs to pursue this winter.
Former Manager Valentine Not Surprised by Japanese Players Exiting for MLB
Japanese pitching sensation Roki Sasaki, 23, is expected to be the next phenom posted for MLB clubs to pursue this winter.
NYC Officials Call on Whoopi Goldberg to Apologize After She Said Bakery Denied Order for Political Reasons
‘Not everybody wakes up every day thinking about politics,’ said the Staten Island borough president.
NYC Officials Call on Whoopi Goldberg to Apologize After She Said Bakery Denied Order for Political Reasons
‘Not everybody wakes up every day thinking about politics,’ said the Staten Island borough president.
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Hidden Risks in Refined Wheat Flour: Tips on How to Eat for Better Health
Including a variety of whole grains in your diet can help you kick the white flour habit.
Hidden Risks in Refined Wheat Flour: Tips on How to Eat for Better Health
Including a variety of whole grains in your diet can help you kick the white flour habit.
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‘The Old Man and the Sea’: Death Can’t Defeat a Fisherman
Ernest Hemingway’s short story brought to the screen by veteran actor Spencer Tracy.
‘Kentucky, Y’all’: A Cornucopia of Culture
This book demonstrates that from the Appalachians to the flatlands, Kentucky is a state with a lot to offer.
‘Night Is Not Eternal’ Exposes Cuba’s Communism
The documentary follows Rosa María Payá as she carries her father’s standard for freedom in Cuba.
‘Instead of Dance, It’s Choreography': The Peculiar Future of Dance
Composer Irving Berlin pokes fun at modern dance in a number from ‘White Christmas,’ starring Danny Kaye.
‘The Old Man and the Sea’: Death Can’t Defeat a Fisherman
Ernest Hemingway’s short story brought to the screen by veteran actor Spencer Tracy.
Perfect Pumpkin Pie
Make the perfect pumpkin pie with a buttery, flaky crust and a smooth, crack-free filling. It’s the ultimate holiday dessert.
New in Kansas City: An Immersive Children’s Lit Museum, a Women’s Soccer Stadium, and Thai Barbecue
The Rabbit Hole is where the adventure starts.
A Pacifica Day Trip Boasts Beachy Hikes, Creative Lattes, and Foggy IPAs
Walk by the water and relax while enjoying the eclectic food options.
A Sweet History: Taffy Is a Tennessee Town’s Generational Tradition
In this installment of ‘History off the Beaten Path,’ we'll visit an old-fashioned candy factory that’s pulled its taffy the same way for almost 75 years.
How a Nicaraguan Revolt Altered American Foreign Policy
In ‘This Week in History,’ we witness how a better deal for an isthmus canal helped lead to a bitter conflict in Central America.
Frontier Culture Museum: ‘Out of Many, One’
Virginia’s living history museum celebrates the contributions of America’s frontier culture.
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