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One school is named after a Confederate soldier and poet, while another is named after a...

Discover wild west history, nature and foodie experiences, says Ruth Brindle

Spring has arrived along with high winds and uncertain weather. Sadly, the lack of rain has had a terrible impact on the wildflowers. Normally, the countryside would be splashed with

Cuba’s Government has cleared the way for the first professional boxers to be officially sanctioned by the country in over 60 years.

Discover wild west history, nature and foodie experiences, says Ruth Brindle

'Escapes' readers share their best tips for visiting Ojai, San Diego, Cambria and Joshua Tree.

Discover wild west history, nature and foodie experiences, says Ruth Brindle

Violence against journalists in Mexico rose to unprecedented levels in the first half of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s administration, up 85 percent from the first half of his predecessor’s term, a report published on Tuesday said. Mexico has faced a streak of journalist killings that has drawn criticism from local media, as well as US and EU lawmakers, while Lopez Obrador regularly uses his news conferences to single out reporters. Lopez Obrador last year criticized the me...

INDIO, Calif. – U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to the Coachella Valley Violent Crime Gang task force assisted in the arrest of an undocumented

Several of its amateur stars will likely make their pro debuts on May 20th