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What Does ‘Marry the House, Date the Rate’ Mean?
It’s imperative with the ’marry the house, date the rate' strategy that you both love the house and can afford it.
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Let’s Heed the Lesson of Sisyphus
Is the myth of Sisyphus really about the triumph of humanity’s existential state?
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Symphonies and Sentences: Beethoven in Literature
Beethoven’s music inspired many writers, who honored the great composer in their works.
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Zac Brown: Veterans Voice Award
The hit country artist was recently recognized for his work with those who have served in the military.
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‘A Lively Mind: Jane Austen at 250’
The literary icon’s 250th anniversary exhibition will be on view at the Morgan Library & Museum in New York City.
Beethoven’s Daily Routine: 5 Practices That Helped Make Him a Musical Titan
Beethoven’s life proves how routine fuels creative and personal achievement.
Castillo de San Marco: The Oldest US Masonry Fort
St. Augustine’s Castillo de San Marcos offers a peek into very early American history—from coinage to cannons.
Why Is It So Hard to Buy a House?
With skyrocketing home prices and high interest rates, it can be difficult to buy a home these days.
‘F1: The Movie’: Brad Pitt Soars in Formula One Racing Tale
It’s a safe bet to say that as long as there are cineplexes and summer blockbusters, there will always be movie stars no matter how sophisticated AI gets.
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This Sweet, Tangy Treat Tastes Like a Delicious Breakfast
Each bite is bursting with fresh blueberries and infused with lemon zest.
Photographer With a Passion for Warblers Captures Rare ‘Crayon-Colored’ Bird In Jungles of Sri Lanka
The Plastic That Vanishes and Feeds the Fish
RIKEN Centre for Emergent Matter Science invents plastic that disintegrates in saltwater and fertilises oceans
A Prayer and a Song: Compline and ‘An Evening Hymn’
A song by St. Gregory Nazianzus interprets the night prayer of the Divine Office.
The Crucible of War and the Making of Independence Day
A trio of patriots, showing remarkable strengths in their respective fields, made up cornerstones of this fledgling country’s rise to freedom.
‘The Abolition of Man’ Ch. 3: Misguided, Progress Can Become Regress
‘Conditioners’ use technology to control humanity in the last chapter of this groundbreaking essay.
Independence Hall: The Birthplace of American Democracy
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we tour the Georgian-style statehouse where liberty was first proclaimed.
Dear Next Generation: You'll Get as Good as You Give
Respect, compassion, and integrity are timeless and worth standing for.
Make This Fourth of July a Homespun Holiday
A homespun July 4th brings the focus back to family, gratitude, and the American spirit.
An Educational Philosophy That Nourishes the Whole Child
Charlotte Mason lived in the 19th century, but her philosophy offers children an education full of life and wonder.
Back to Homeschool: 9 Ways to Prepare
From clearing the calendar to visualizing the first day of school, these ideas will help make next fall begin smoothly and stress-free.