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How a NASA Satellite Helped Japan and Forever Changed Sports History
In ‘This Week in History,’ one of America’s most famous agencies gave satellite access to an old foe and new ally, and changed the Olympics.
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The Art of Kinship: Bluegrass and the Family Band
The genre’s family tradition extends its reach by unifying peoples and communities.
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Antigone’s Virtues
Sophocles’s ancient drama offers striking lessons about free speech and civil disobedience.
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What Is Wealth Management, and Should You Use It?
Wealth management typically takes a comprehensive approach.
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Syracuse salt potatoes, a Central New York specialty, combines bite-sized spuds with ‘an obscene amount of salt’ for a creamy, crave-worthy side dish.
This Picturesque Medieval Village Hasn’t Changed Since the 1300s—and, Yes, People Still Thrive There
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From a breakdown on pesticides to advice from experts, here’s how to shop smart in the produce aisle.
Alberta Photographer Explores Abandoned Homesteads, Captures Their Nostalgic Beauty—and Their Stories
Never-Ending Summer Is Changing Mediterranean Holidays
Shoulder season travel is becoming more popular.
Thriving After Burnout: A Conversation With Fitness and Wellness Expert Reena Vokoun
Anyone, but especially women, can overcome burnout and restore balance in their lives by prioritizing these four pillars of wellness.
What Every Kid Needs to Know About Greed and Thankfulness
Greed is not a good thing. In fact, it’s like a very bad disease.
Taking the Kids: On an Adventure
An adventurous child will step of their comfort zone and learn about the world.
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9 Myths About Home Equity: What Homeowners Often Get Wrong
Here are nine myths and misconceptions about home equity and home equity borrowing.
Ask the Builder: AI, Building, Home Improvement, and You
AI is a helpful tool to have but in no way can its advice be taken as the absolute truth.
Never-Ending Summer Is Changing Mediterranean Holidays
Shoulder season travel is becoming more popular.
Thriving After Burnout: A Conversation With Fitness and Wellness Expert Reena Vokoun
Anyone, but especially women, can overcome burnout and restore balance in their lives by prioritizing these four pillars of wellness.
From Poverty to Real Estate, a US Marine’s Journey to Civic Engagement: ‘It’s All About Character’
Fernando Cruz Jr. helped shaped Ohio’s skyline. He’s now leaving his mark through family values and policy advocacy.
Mark Twain’s Advice on Growing Old
In a birthday speech, Twain spoke about habits, laughter, and the necessity of savoring peace.
‘Gene & Gilda’: Looking Back on That One Great Love
Penguin Rep Theatre presents an inside look into the complicated relationship between filmdom’s funnyman and TV’s comedic star.
‘Failing My Way to Success’: A Bumpy Road to Business Glory
Phillip Cantrell’s autobiography is a refreshing guide to professional achievement.
Ghirardelli Made Life Better One Chocolate at a Time
An Italian merchant established one of America’s earliest and longest operating confectionary companies.
‘Flat Top’: Preparing for Battle Is Everything
When discipline means the difference between life and death, airmen come through.
‘Your ADD Is Messing With My OCD’: Is Our Therapeutic Culture Changing Everything From Romance to the Way We Think?
A generation raised on therapeutic language is finding it harder to talk about love, character, or meaning.
14 Easy Ways to Add Extra Fun to Your Homeschool
In homeschooling, you don’t have to choose between academic rigor and fun. These creative strategies make space for both.
Imitation: The Most Natural Way to Teach Good Writing
Instead of rules and formulas, the most effective, tried-and-true style of writing instruction begins with reading and imitation.
Building a Safer Streaming Service for Kids: 2 Dads Launch Hopscotch TV
When Dave Harvilicz and Ross Greenberg saw what kids were watching online, they took matters into their own hands and launched a platform parents could trust.