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The Sundance Film Festival forges into the future for its 2024 edition. Here's what you won't want to miss.

“Arms circled waists, lips met lips, chests met chests, and the atmosphere was full of passion.”

The author’s masterpiece, The Plague, will make you think, ask all sorts of Socratic questions of yourself and form resolutions about how you intend to measure your life after getting through this global catastrophe.

A deal is struck between Israel and Hamas to begin releasing the hostages held by the enemy in Gaza.

Some critics ask why the city has succumbed to being a focal point of 'conspiracy tourism,' while others pose an even deeper question: Why is Dallas so focused on remembering the death of John F. Kennedy but not his life?

Wacos Fabled Bookshop will host Elizabeth Crook, winner of this years Texas Writer Award, for a talk next week on her new novel set in 1886 Texas, "The Madstone."

DALLAS — On the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedys assassination in Dallas, civic leader Gail Thomas surprised a public symposium convened to discuss the matter by saying: "We

Thousands have died in the Israel-Hamas conflict. Some far-right Christian leaders believe the bloodshed portends the second coming of Christ

Evangelical leaders are cheering the bloodshed in Gaza, believing the Israel-Hamas war will lead to the second coming of Jesus Christ.

As the narrative of the Covid era settles, it looks as if we are intent on forgetting what actually happened and who was responsible.