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‘Free: My Search for Meaning’: A Memoir of Growth
Amanda Knox suffered years in an Italian prison. She gives her side of the story in this moving account.
Midyear Motivation: 6 Ways to Refocus and Finish 2025 Strong
We may be halfway to Christmas, but it’s not too late to dust off our New Year’s resolutions and tackle 2025 again.
Making Music Helped America’s Greatest Genre Painter
Well-loved American painter William Sidney Mount effectively captured the heart of rural Long Island life on canvas.
What Happens to an Annuity If an Insurance Company Fails?
Although it may sound alarming, it’s rare for a life insurance company to become insolvent.
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‘Hollywood Exposed’: Former Actress Tina Griffin’s Valuable Advice for Teens and Parents
Tina Griffin left Hollywood to shine a light on what today’s media is really teaching kids, and how parents can counter it.

See a Slice of France Along Its Canals
Gliding through the Loire region on a slow-moving luxury barge is a perfect way to combine fine food and wines.

This Lava Flow Cocktail Feels Like Sitting at the Beach on a Warm Summer Day
This tropical cocktail is as delightful to look at as it is to drink.

Gene Sarazen: The Life of ‘The Squire’
An immigrant’s son taught himself the game of golf to become one of the sport’s most colorful, dynamic personalities.

‘The American Miracle’: How Divine Providence Begat America
Atheists might think attributing divine intervention to random but serendipitous weather patterns is for simpletons, but for the faithful—if you know, you know

Spinach Salad With Berries, Pecans, and Raspberry Vinaigrette
Get ready for oohs and aahs—this spinach salad with berries, pecans, and goat cheese is an absolute stunner!

Theodore Roosevelt: Architect of America’s Navy
The Rough Rider paved the way for the country’s expansion of the Navy to be first in the world.

This Peach Cake Will Be Your New Favorite Seasonal Dessert
This peach cake is so simple it’s perfect for summer.
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5 Sneaky Mold Hotspots in Your Home That You Need to Check More Often
It’s easy to assume mold only thrives in damp basements or dirty bathrooms but it can actually grow in a variety of other spots in your home.

Make Italian Pasta With a Pro When You Knead to Get Over This Phobia
There are 600 pasta shapes in Italy but the basics aren’t difficult to make.

Stop Making These Dishwasher Mistakes
When used correctly, a dishwasher will help save time but delicate kitchenware should still be washed by hand.

‘Hollywood Exposed’: Former Actress Tina Griffin’s Valuable Advice for Teens and Parents
Tina Griffin left Hollywood to shine a light on what today’s media is really teaching kids, and how parents can counter it.

‘Monsieur Lazhar’: Healing, Without the Lesson Plan
A new teacher enters a classroom after a tragedy and offers a steady presence.

‘Commune’: The Prototypical 1960s Hippie Free-for-All
Ironically, only within the framework of American freedom could there be experimentation with communal living, ultimately intended to remove freedom altogether.

Haiku: The People’s Poem
In an interview, Thomas Rimer, who will be a judge in the Society of Classical Poets 2025 Haiku Competition, talks about the history and beauty of the haiku.

Vermeer’s Love Letters Exhibition at The Frick Collection
New York’s beloved Frick Collection museum reopens after a five-year renovation with the ‘Vermeer’s Love Letters’ special exhibition.

When Parenting Gets Busy, Stay Connected With Your Partner
Psychiatrist Kathryn Ford shares simple but powerful ways for parents to reconnect during the busy seasons of life.

Abraham Lincoln’s Advice on Learning, Work, Smartphones, and Anxiety
Lincoln struggled with mental health, public ridicule, and grief, but he never stopped building a better life.

How Did We Get the Word ‘Husband’?
Far from limiting a man, marriage calls him into a larger mission of love, stewardship, and provision.

Dear Next Generation: You'll Get as Good as You Give
Respect, compassion, and integrity are timeless and worth standing for.