What is a common phrase bestowed upon tombstones, in condolence messages, and amongst social media posts following the death ...

For home chefs: Historian Toni Tipton-Martin’s cookbook, Jubilee: Recipes from Two Centuries of African American Cooking, celebrates the diverse culinary heritage of US American cuisine. Inspired by ...

One of Greece's most famous structures, this temple sits on the hill of the Acropolis of Athens. It was built between 447 and 438 B.C.E., and dedicated to the Greek goddess Athena. When 77-year-old ...

The Supreme Court addressed several crucial matters, including a stampede case tied to actor Vijay, a custodial death, political party symbol disputes, environmental concerns in Jharkhand, and the ...

After a multi-year hiatus, the International Greek Food Festival is back this weekend, serving up all the classic Greek foods and family fun. This is the true, horrific story of Ed Gein, the 'Butcher ...

Dear Editor: We sincerely thank you for the beautiful coverage of our daughter’s (Chideha) faith and music journey (“New Jersey Flute Prodigy Credits Spiritual Home In Achieving Dream Opportunity With ...

I sent this email to Congressman Chuck Edwards today in response to a survey I received from him: You must be logged in to rate. Click any rating to login.

Editor: In the movie “The Candidate,” when Robert Redford wins the election, he says at the end: “What do we do now?” That same question must be uppermost in the minds of most Democrats today.

To the editor: One of the FNSB assembly members up for re-election this October is fond of saying this isn’t their “first rodeo.” I have followed their career on the assembly and think it would be ...

Congress is back in session, and I hope they put clean energy at the top of the agenda. Investing in clean energy lowers energy costs and makes the grid more reliable while strengthening U.S.

A waiting room at Parkland Memorial Hospital. Contributing columnist Joshua Whitfield wrote about meeting with the suffering and grieving during a chaplaincy at Parkland. Re: “What nations can learn ...