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New Movies This Weekend In Lake Charles, Louisiana Theaters

There's no need to look up every movie individually anymore, we have all the trailers in one nice, neat package for you that are showing in theaters this weekend.

Fighting Retreat: Winston Churchill and India by Walter Reid - An interesting exploration of a moral black hole

Walter Reid has an excellent grasp of his subject and leaves no doubt that Churchill was a racist who could not abide Hindus

Montana World War II veteran honored with Congressional Gold Medal

Dr. Maury Irvine, a 100-year-old World War II veteran, received the Congressional Gold Medal, the most distinguished award that Congress bestows, on Thursday, April 25, 2024.

Ondo APC Primaries: Time for Unity, Grace in Defeat Not Frivolous

The aftermath of the APC primary elections, which saw Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa affirm his position as the party's flag bearer,

RRMC Health Talk: Self-care is caring for community

As I attempt to capture the essence of volunteerism, my words do no justice to those spoken before me; Winston Churchill said, “We make a living by what we get.

Why wealthiest Gulf powers like UAE are snapping up prime property in Egypt

UAE's $35 Billion Egypt Deal Marks Gulf Powers' Buying Spree

(Bloomberg Markets) -- On a sweltering late-summer evening last year in southern Egypt, the country’s most storied hotel was bustling once again, hosting personalities with ambitions of shaping the world. In the more than a century since it opened, Aswan’s Old Cataract, perched on a rocky outcrop on the Nile River’s eastern bank, has welcomed the likes of Winston Churchill, Jimmy Carter and Tsar Nicholas II. For Agatha Christie, in whose former suite you can now stay for upwards of $8,000 a nigh

Beat Breakdown: UCLA men's volleyball writers discuss what went wrong in MPSF tournament loss

UAE's $35 Billion Egypt Deal Marks Gulf Powers' Buying Spree

The tunnels have EYES! Inside the hidden 100-year-old passages beneath London's Underground stations

London is well -renowned for its complicated and vast subterranean network - but what is less known are the various forgotten tunnels that allow people to spy on unsuspecting commuters.