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Todd Clark has posted bond and resigned his middle school teaching position since he last appeared in court in September.

This is my (mostly) weekly column in which I write about whatever’s on my mind — which may have nothing to do with Apple. Today’s column doesn’t, so feel free to skip it unless you just want to read 10 of my random thoughts from this week. ° Fortune cookie makers please note: there’s a difference be

An ankylosaur from the Chile reveals the differences between southern and northern hemisphere armored dinosaurs and came with an extraordinary tail

Known by the nickname "Mesozoic Cow," the African dinosaur Nigersaurus taqueti, has also had its face compared to a vacuum cleaner.

On this day, Andrew Johns earns a second Hall of Fame recognition, painful end to Paul Harragon's big day, and Josh Morris's amazing Kangaroos comeback.

The first major review of Chez Panisse in the San Francisco Chronicle was a rave. But it...

The Today in History feature by The Associated Press lists U.S. and world events

Robin Abcarian Lets say you are a Republican congressman who is under federal investigation for sex trafficking because you are suspected of taking a minor across state lines for sex, and also for possible influence trading because you once wrote legislation paving the way for your buddies to obtain lucrative licenses to grow, process and sell medical cannabis. Or perhaps you are a Republican congresswoman whose public pronouncements are so inflammatory, obnoxious and inane that eve...

Danny Shanahan, cartoonist with an absurd touch, dies at 64 Shanahan, a mirthful cartoonist who had a stand-up comic’s gift for one-liners but whose long association with The New Yorker ended last year under a cloud, died on Monday in a hospital in Charleston, S.C. He was 64. The New Yorker via The New York Times. by Richard Sandomir (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- Danny Shanahan, a mirthful cartoonist who had a stand-up comic’s gift for one-liners but whose long association with The New Yorker ended l...

Share this article Share this article KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- John P. McMeel, Co-Founder and Chairman Emeritus of Kansas City-based Andrews McMeel Universal (AMU), passed away July 7, 2021, announced AMU Chairman Hugh T. Andrews. He was 85 years old.  Andrews McMeel Universal Co-Founder and Chairman Emeritus John P. McMeel Dies "John was one of the most dynamic, energetic, and positive personalities one might ever encounter," said Andrews. His unwavering optimism, enth...