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IPCC’s latest warning; energy usage; carbon credits; AUKUS and SA education; student levels; critical minerals; ‘wokeness’; Keating’s Domingo claim.

A handful of new productions have been announced for the prolific East Midlands venue

COLUMN: Our nation’s future seems burdened by the rising costs of entitlements. So, we ask, is this future set in stone, or can it be changed?

Any moment in any Elvis Presley movie is superior in craft and entertainment value to Netflixs new "Agent Elvis" animated series.

Shazam! Fury of the Gods is a breath of fresh air, rejuvenating a stagnating genre with fun and cohesive storytelling that lately has been nearly absent.

An exclusive look at the abandoned Petrified Creatures museum in Richfield Springs.

Yorktown, N.Y.: The Daily News missed an opportunity to celebrate the 100th anniversary of its color Sunday comics supplement, first appearing on Feb. 25, 1923. Given that The News’ original publisher, Joseph Medill Patterson, hand-picked and often named the comics he wanted, and that The News has one of the richest comics histories in the industry, it’s an omission that speaks to the sad state of interest in comic strips today.

“Our universe is expanding. But if the mass of the universe became too great, we’d experience time backwards. That’s our best bet for getting Melissa back.”

A Japanese sentence particle requesting agreeance. Like a rhetorical question, this question suggests an answer, and the person listening can either acc...

I  never realized how narcissistic Evangelical Christianity was, until I left it. For many years, as an evangelical, my worries and focus was totally on myself, my salvation and my sanctification. Oh yes, we were given the usual party line about "putting God first, others second, and ourselves last," but that isn't what the real message was. The real message was that I was the "apple of God's eye" and "Christ died just for my sins, even if I were the only one ...