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PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — The governor’s mandate for health care workers to be vaccinated went into effect on Friday, but it won’t be enforced right away. The state has said it will not not start enforcing the rule until Oct.

О том, что жизнь подавляющего большинства российских пенсионеров отнюдь не сахар, известно давно, однако многие из них продолжают надеяться на то, что государство им все-таки поможет

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — The storage-room merchants desk where President-elect Abraham Lincoln penned his first inaugural address, beseeching southern states to recall the “mystic chords of memory" and invoke “the

Cheeseburger in Caseville festival kicked off Friday, Aug. 13 with a variety of events...

Neglected French orchestral music, a guitarist's Euro-jaunt and a dark, sober box of symphonies. Classical CDs review by Graham Rickson

In the late seventies Rodriguez’s father bought a VCR system, complete with a camera and a twelve-foot cable. Robert, the third-eldest child and then eleven years old, went crazy taping the family. A few years later, Robert’s father bought a new VCR, and Robert quickly figured out how to edit by feeding videotape from one machine to the other. That’s when the Rodriguez family video chronicles really began. While attending St. Anthony, a small private high school in San Antonio, Rodriguez ...

Eva Longoria and Sid Ganis Appointed to Academy Museum Board of Trustees - Film News in Brief Antonio Ferme, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Eva Longoria and Sid Ganis Appointed to Academy Museum Board of Trustees The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures announced that Eva Longoria has been appointed to its board of trustees, while Sid Ganis will become the museum’s first honorary trustee. Since starring in “Desperate Housewives,” Longoria has led the charge for female representation in Ho...

Marijuana approval and awareness continues to increase in Wyoming, in spite of opposition to passing bills in the legislature.

Everyone and no one belongs to New York Two new books capture the resilient spirit of New York City – and the people who call it home.  I am a New Yorker. I’ve lived in Britain for more than 35 years and in London for a quarter century. But New York is my hometown; New York is my soul. It’s been nearly two years, however, since I’ve sniffed the subway’s distinctive perfume or gazed at the starry roof of Grand Central Station; two years since I’ve eaten wontons from White Bear in...

Say there, person-who-has-a-father! Want to treat your favorite paterfamilias to a Father’s Day gift that he’s sure to actually appreciate? Maybe something that he’s been meaning to get for himself, even, but just never got around to it? Or, if you really want to surprise the old man (no matter how young he still is), how about something he wasn’t even aware of before … but will soon be wondering how he got along without that thing in his life? We’ve got a diverse array of such ite...