The effect on food and welfare support to the poor in the government shutdown has revealed that the noncitizen and illegal immigrant community has been benefiting from the taxpayer-funded programs ...

Lately, I’ve noticed a theme among my clients and, similarly, in myself. Many of us are in seasons that demand sustained focus and mindful energy. We are pushing toward something important while ...

Travelers are embracing everything from group water-therapy sessions to invigorating cold plunges. (Wikimedia Co.) Water is taking center stage in travel this year — and it’s not just about beach ...

The Municipality of Burgas and the "Burgas 2032" Foundation are excited to announces the launch of the international architecture competition "A Space for Contemporary Art and Culture – Park Zone 3!" ...

Roddy Woomble has been enjoying the white sandy beaches and transparent blue waters that surround his home island of Iona, nestled amongst Scotland’s Inner Hebrides. Despite the weather fluctuating ...

Friday evening the second floor of Snyder-Phillips Hall brought students dinner and a show. Artists George Thomas and Lydia Marie Hicks hosted a reception in the building’s Lookout! Gallery. Their ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy could meet next week on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly in New York City. The ...

With the 2025 NFL season set to kick off, Athlon Sports is debuting a new methodology for calculating weekly team rankings. It’s a new statistic based on teams’ performance in the red zone. Most ...

At the height of the Jim Crow era, these destinations offered a sanctuary for Black folks facing daily oppression and segregation. An aerial view of Bruce's Beach, which, at one point, was one of the ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Crews have officially broke ground on a new affordable housing development in southeast Raleigh. City leaders began work on 18 new homes in the historic Idlewild community on ...

The CEO Soak made its return to Clinton Square in Syracuse Thursday bringing together local companies and their employees to raise funds and awareness for the ALS Association Upstate New York Chapter.

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