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‘Mickey 17’: A Parable for Our Current Times
Filmmaker Bong Joon Ho’s brilliant argument favors nature over science.
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An Irish Mash for St. Patrick’s Day and Beyond
Colcannon swirls buttery mashed potatoes with cabbage, green onions, and garlic.
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An American Memory: The One-Room Schoolhouse
The little red schoolhouse makes a comeback as parents today strive for the values that enveloped these early institutions.
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An Irish Mash for St. Patrick’s Day and Beyond
Colcannon swirls buttery mashed potatoes with cabbage, green onions, and garlic.
How Do You Want to Be Remembered?
One day, the people in your life will tell stories about you—what do you hope they will say?
Love and Nature: ‘Annie’s Song’
John Denver’s loving ode to his wife is the epitome of his songwriting mastery.
The Great War, Paris, and the Founding of the American Legion
In ‘This Week in History,’ several WWI officers, after the war, suggested creating a veterans organization. It became America’s largest and most powerful.
Founding Father’s Early Life Shaped in an Unlikely Place
Alexander Hamilton’s boyhood island of St. Croix was a place of challenge, intellectual curiosity, and possibility.
Register Now for a Worldwide Photography Competition
An international photography competition inspires positivity and preserves tradition.
The Spiritual Anthem ‘Rise Again’ as a New Single
The latest rendition honors the song’s legacy and gives its message renewed life.
Minestrone Soup
A hearty mix of vegetables, beans, and pasta in a rich tomato broth, this classic minestrone soup is as comforting as it is simple to make.
‘Queen of the Ring’: Women’s Wrestling’s First World Champion
“Queen of the Ring” utilizes the standard biopic formula to give credit to the force of nature who changed women’s wrestling forever.
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Kimchi Adds Healthy Component to Delicious Weeknight Dinner
Kimchi forms the flavor base for simmering shrimp, tofu, and fresh vegetables.
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Last House Is Finally Done, Ready for Vacationers
Wright is internationally acclaimed for his flagship projects but he also created a design for smaller, more affordable residences called Usonian homes.
The Trick for Making a Big Batch of Eggs? Get out Your Sheet Pan
This is the perfect meal prep for a week’s worth of breakfast.
9 Types of Memories to Hold Closely
Memories, good or bad, can bring about appreciation for who we are now and inspire our future selves.
New Questions Emerge Around the Authenticity of the Shroud of Turin
Faith, fraud, and the fabric of mystery.
The Rewards of Acting Now on What Matters
Tomorrow is a concept where things we need to do but continually push forward are not likely to come to fruition. The time to act is now.
The Return of the Giant Pink Slug: A Symbol of Australia’s Bushfire Resilience
It’s an unlikely hero, but the kaputar slug is showing how Australia’s fauna can recover from the continent’s destructive bushfires.
‘Secret Servants’: The Women That Worked for MI6
Thanks to the recent declassification of once top-secret British documents, Claire Hubbard-Hall sheds light on the brave women working in British intelligence.
Not Kidding Around: ‘The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids’
The seven kids of a mother goat learn the importance of trust and honesty in this tale compiled by the Brothers Grimm.
‘Angel and the Badman’: From Violence to Virtue
This Western shows how kindness helps a gunslinger to be a better person.
How to Convert ‘Childless Cat Ladies’ Into Loving Wives and Mothers
The traditional role of wife and mother is becoming more popular among women.
Childhood Success Starts With These 4 Basics
Kids benefit from having a supportive family more than they do from special resources.
7 Ways to Keep Young Children Entertained—Without Using Screens
A little parental creativity can result in great, imaginative play.
Growing Your Family Tree: Exploring Genealogy With Your Kids
The foundation of your family is planted deep in the roots of your family tree.