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On this date ... 1973: The Tucumcari Board of Education during a meeting Monday accepted the new cafeteria building, constructed by Currell Lumber

My favorite Richard Nixon story is about the day I learned that in his youthful days as a congressman, the man was a horndog. It was August of 1973, I was in Miami on one of my trips to the Pray For Rain state, called that because it was so hot in the summer sun, your feet got stuck in the pavement ...

He wasn’t a recluse, he didn’t do small talk, and he wrote his best novels when miserable. A friend recalls the man behind the myth

A high-profile film project is underway in Moab: Kevin Costner is using Southeast Utah for much of the filming of Horizon: An American Saga.

Two things about Marvel’s “Secret Invasion” can be true at once: Where Disney’s superhero franchise once had an easy-to-follow heroes versus villains plot, it has become a convoluted, labyrinthine ongoing story that requires a PhD in Marvel (and viewing of all Marvel filmed entertainment) to completely understand, and yet, this

When it comes to the Inflation Reduction Act's heavy-handed new authority on drug pricing, there's one immutable fact to remember and repeat as a mantra: "Price controls equal choice controls."

From her diet to sleeping pattern, 91-year-old actress Angie Dickinson shares the daily habits that allow her to stay healthy at her age.

We still have lots of airfields, but gone from the landscape are the runways — near Griffith Park, near Wilshire and Western, in the Palisades — that could have challenged LAX for air superiority.

It’s podcasting or prison for an active serial killer in “Based on a True Story,” Peacock’s brisk, bingeable comedy now available to stream, which is set against America’s obsession with

The historic SS United States, bigger than the Titanic, still holds the transatlantic speed record. Now, it's being asked to move.