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If one views “The King and I” in the light of its on-stage time period — 1862 — there can be emotional connections to the now 73-year-old musical.

In his directorial debut, Brian Jose is prioritizing authentic details without losing any of the dazzle that has made this beloved Rodgers and Hammerstein II musical a standard since it

A ballot measure sponsored by big business would eviscerate California's ability to levy taxes and fees. Residents would be the victims.

Rick Ridgeway, dubbed "the real Indiana Jones" by Rolling Stone, has seen some of the last land untouched by man. I caught up with him to talk all things wild.

Is it ever a good idea to take out a loan? When do you consolidate your loans and how can you tell if a loan offer is legitimate? Howie Lim gets insights from Bryan Chan of Providend and Nima Karimi from Lendela. Read more at straitstimes.com.

There is more than a trick or treat bag of candy to be consumed. Here are recipes for all of that leftover pumpkin.

After over four decades as a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, one of the group’s founding members is leaving in sorrow and anger.

Billionaires are cutting their ties with major universities in the wake of the Hamas attack. But why do they have the power to dictate to academia?

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Senate panel eyes amendment of RA 10175 to ease case probes News

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