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“It’s a mental health problem.”  That and the usual “thoughts and prayers.”  If there is a God, she must be tiring of this endless flood from the United

According to the complaint, he commented multiple times on Facebook regarding a case he was overseeing.

OPINION Everything in Texas seems to be larger than life. When it comes to doing things big, Texans do it better and bigger than most. That same adage could...

Since some time ago, a new pattern has emerged in Korea’s party politics. Whenever a party loses a key election, major officeholders resign and set up a “reform committee.” They usually usher in an outsider as the organization’s interim leader and make cosmetic changes.

A new study from Portland State University suggests that some of the Mountain West’s most famous glaciers do not qualify as glaciers anymore. This study defines a glacier as being present for more than 20 years, having an area of at least two football fields (or 0.01 square kilometers), and showing signs of movement. Without these, it’s just a perennial snowpack or a pile of rocks. “If we saw crevasses, then we knew it was moving because cracks develop when the ice stresses and strains, sa...

The Iowa Department of Natural Resources wants to remind those planning on hunting this season to stay safe during the activity.On Saturday, Oct. 21, 18-year-ol

As conflict between Israel and Hamas rages in the Middle East, the impact has steadily encroached onto college campuses throughout the U.S.

Bengali star Rituparna Sengupta’s new track ‘Devi Song: Unmasked Goddess’ featuring her was released on Saturday, and it brings to life the power of goddess Durga on the auspicious occasion of Durga...

Shankar Prasad, founder of Plum, discussing a variety of topics, shares insights on his favourite movie, Don, and its lessons on human psychology.

Don BaldosanoChef and ownerLinamnam ManilaYoung chef rediscovers Indigenous cuisine by spending time learning from local tribes