How the 7 Swing States Will Count Votes and Post Election Results
Unofficial results may be called on Election Night, but the varied audit procedures mean counts will take days, or even weeks, to be certified as official.
Planting Your Own Tea Garden
The ritual of brewing the perfect cup of tea transcends cultures and time. Take your favorite brew one step further by growing the leaves, and flowers, at home.
Welcome to Rubens’s Workshop
The Prado’s new exhibition “Rubens’s Workshop” provides a fascinating insight into Peter Paul Rubens’s paintings in the European workshop tradition.
Movie Studios Want to be Noticed in November: ‘For Your Consideration’
‘Observations on Film’ sheds light on Oscar contenders who campaign for votes during this month.
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Trump, Harris Race to Reach Battleground Voters 3 Days Before Election
Candidates are blitzing battleground states in an race that’s virtually a dead heat.
Georgia Logs More Than 4 Million Votes as Early Voting Period Ends
The Georgia secretary of state reported 4,004,588 ballots had been returned as the early voting period ended on Nov. 1.
TGI Fridays Files for Bankruptcy Amid Financial Struggles
TGI Fridays Inc. has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection to address financial challenges.
Next US President to Face Slowing Economy, Experts Warn
Attempts to reinvigorate the economy could cause additional problems, some experts said.
Pentagon Announces $425 Million Additional Military Aid to Ukraine
The Department of Defense has announced another military aid package to Ukraine, increasing total U.S. support since February 2022 to around $60 billion.
Homebuyers Lose $33,250 in Purchasing Power as Mortgage Rates Exceed 7 Percent: Report
Mortgage applications have declined by 27 percent amid rising rates.
US to Deploy More Bombers, Fighter Jets to Middle East as Carrier Strike Group Departs
The Pentagon said that the additional forces are expected to arrive the Middle East in the coming months.
New Trends in Single-Family Home Rentals Go Upscale
Today’s renters want more square footage, outdoor space, and parking.
Ex-Louisville Officer Convicted of Civil Rights Abuse in Breonna Taylor Case
Brett Hankison was one of the four Louisville officers charged in connection with Taylor’s death.
See the Human Brain Like Never Before
Harvard University’s and Google’s 3-D brain-map provides an unprecedented view into human neural connections and cognition.
High Stakes: A Snapshot of the Economy Heading Into Election Day
Three years of inflation may be enough to influence voters at the ballot box.
One More Named Storm Likely as the End of Hurricane Season Nears
Some forecast models see a tropical system crossing into the Gulf of Mexico by Nov. 6, but it’s not expected to affect the U.S. election.
How 3rd Party Candidates Could Affect the 2024 Presidential Election
An analysis of past elections shows that third-party candidates have at times had significant impacts on the winner.
What We Know About Iran’s Nuclear Weapons Program
A former deputy director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency says Israel needs to think carefully before bombing Iran’s nuclear facilities.
Trump and Harris: A Policy Comparison
Here is an overview of the platforms of the Republican and Democratic nominees in the 2024 election.
Rick Scott Looks to Fend Off Democrat Challenger for Florida’s Senate Seat
While Scott has historically won his elections by narrow margins, polls and voter registration data suggest he holds an edge this year.
DOJ to Post Officials in 27 States to Monitor Voting Rights Compliance on Election Day
Federal officials will oversee voting processes and address complaints from the public regarding potential violations of voting rights laws in 86 jurisdictions.
US Manufacturing Slump Deepens as More Jobs Cut, New Orders Drop
America’s factory activity contracted in October as orders and production dropped, fueling more headcount reductions.
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10 Composers to Listen to While Studying
Classical music can improve concentration, making it a good soundtrack for students.
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There Was a Time
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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?
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Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over ‘Thinking Out Loud’
Components of a 1973 song that Sheeran allegedly plagiarized had already been used in several songs released before the 1973 song, the court observed.
Ed Sheeran Wins Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Over ‘Thinking Out Loud’
Components of a 1973 song that Sheeran allegedly plagiarized had already been used in several songs released before the 1973 song, the court observed.
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Almost Half of Medicare Patients Can’t Afford a Single Hospital Stay
New University of Pennsylvania research highlights growing health care affordability crisis.
Almost Half of Medicare Patients Can’t Afford a Single Hospital Stay
New University of Pennsylvania research highlights growing health care affordability crisis.
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‘The Silent Hour’: ‘Die Hard’ but the Detective Is Deaf
After a lukewarm start, “The Silent Hour” goes loud and is surprisingly engaging.
Dwight Yoakam: ‘Country Music’s King of Cool’
Even after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Americana Music Association, Yoakam continues making music.
‘Ride the High Country’: Two Cowboys on a Dangerous Mission
Joel McCrea teams up with Randolph Scott in a Western that caps the end of an era.
CEO Bill Abbott Discusses the Launch of Great American Media
The upcoming ‘Great American Family Christmas Festival’ kicks off the season with family friendly holiday offerings.
‘The Silent Hour’: ‘Die Hard’ but the Detective Is Deaf
After a lukewarm start, “The Silent Hour” goes loud and is surprisingly engaging.
This Is the Chicken Chili Recipe That You Need This Fall
Soft, tender cornbread dumplings surrounded by a nicely spiced white chili will warm you from the inside out.
The Safest Travel Destinations for 2025 Revealed
Safety should be a top priority when choosing a destination to visit.
Stepping Back in Time at a Cattle Auction
Watching old-timers buy cows Is more fascinating than you might imagine.
Streetcar Smart at History Park, San Jose
Visitors to the park can ride antique trolleys and view historic buildings.
The Safest Travel Destinations for 2025 Revealed
Safety should be a top priority when choosing a destination to visit.
Texas Native and Miss NTD Pageant Winner on Discovering Traditional Feminine Virtues and What Real Beauty Is
What if pageants made virtues the standard for beauty? Cynthia Sun from Texas, the first Miss NTD, talks about her journey.
Patriots and Scoundrels Revealed in ‘Confronting the Presidents’
Bill O’Reilly and co-author Martin Dugard dig under the surface of the men who were American presidents.
The 6 Best Places to Experience Christmas Magic in America
The six best places to embrace the holiday spirit.
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