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Il Cornicello ranks high

EXETER — Il Cornicello is among some elite company. ● The rustic Italian eatery on Water Street, renowned for its handmade pasta and rotating menu, was among the top 10% of all U.S. restaurants on Resy, the reservation platform owned by American...

A LITTLE RIBBING

CLEARWATER, Fla. — Inside a closet at Zack Wheeler’s house, preserved and tucked inside a protective case, is one of his ribs. The Phillies pitcher’s first rib was removed as part of the surgery he underwent in September to treat venous thoracic...

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Policies, personnel top North Adams meeting

The February session of the North Adams Community Schools Board featured a first look at eight policies, technical corrections to two policies, and 17 personnel matters. All votes were 6-0, with board member Michelle Stimpson absent. Among the...

Vigil held in Reno

The number of homeless people who died in Reno jumped again to 93 in 2025, up from 77 deaths in 2024. This makes 2025 the third-highest year in the past decade for homeless deaths in Washoe County. Interfaith leaders from Northern Nevada held a...

Socks in the Frying Pan returning to St. Cloud

Irish-style music is coming to central Minnesota. Socks in the Frying Pan, a multi-award-winning trio from Ennis, County Clare, Ireland, plays Feb. 22 in St. Cloud. Formed in 2014, the band includes Shane Hayes on accordion, Calum Bell on fiddle and...

Over 490 arrested, drugs and guns seized

Over 490 arrests have been made in the Western District of Louisiana following a recent effort to fight violent crime and gangs. U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Louisiana Zachary Keller held a press conference Monday, Feb. 9, to discuss the...

Jacksonville becomes hub for Daimler Coaches

Motorists exiting Interstate 295 onto Pritchard Road in Jacksonville might feel like they’re getting off the autobahn in Germany. East of the highway interchange is the Volkswagen Group Of America’s parts distribution warehouse with the VW logo on the...

AP finds patterns of abuse by ICE employees, contractors

Investigators said one immigration enforcement official got away with physically assaulting his girlfriend for years. Another admitted he repeatedly sexually abused a woman in his custody. A third is charged with taking bribes to remove detention...

‘TOGETHER, WE ARE’ CHICAGO

During his Super Bowl halftime show, Bad Bunny name-dropped and displayed flags of numerous nations and territories in the Western Hemisphere. His message of unity struck a chord with hundreds of thousands of Chicagoans born in those places.

Frost pleads guilty, free on $10K bond

Former Chattanooga accountant Jonathan Frost is free on a $10,000 bond after he pleaded guilty to three federal financial crimes in court Wednesday. He officially entered the plea in court before Magistrate Judge Christopher H. Steger in the...

Cross-country trip saves young girl’s life

The email that saved Ellaura Smith’s life was sent across the U.S. on a cold, gray January day to Matthew Ostroff ’s inbox at St. Joseph’s University Medical Center in Paterson. It was from Ellaura’s parents, who found Ostroff during a desperate...

Want a crack at the Charles? Don’t.

Surely, at some point during this year’s supremely cold and icy Boston winter, you’ve been tempted. Perhaps you’ve glanced out the window of a Red Line train on the way to work, seen the frozen expanse of the charles River, and imagined yourself...

US reports jobs added in January at 130,000

WASHINGTON — U.S. employers added a surprisingly strong 130,000 jobs last month, but government revisions cut 2024-25 U.S. payrolls by hundreds of thousands. The unemployment rate fell to 4.3%, the Labor Department said Wednesday. The report included...

‘WE’RE THE NEW GENERATION’

SOUTH BEND — Drivers traveling through downtown around noon Feb. 9 might’ve noticed a small group of about 25 students huddled in front of the South Bend City Hall chanting, “No justice, no peace, no ICE in our streets.” South Bend Purdue Polytechnic...

Multiple victims shot, killed in Sarasota home

The Sarasota County Sheriff ’s Office is investigating after multiple people were found shot to death inside a Sarasota home on Tuesday afternoon. Deputies responded to a home at 4822 Fallcrest Circle at 12:29 p.m., where multiple shooting victims...

GOING HOLLYWOOD

For the filmmaking Kinnane brothers of Little Compton, the message of hope resonates in their new movie, “Solo Mio,” starring Kevin James. The team of eight has been chasing childhood dreams of making movies for years and has had several successes,...

Student informants spur academic freedom debate

Texas A&M University told philosophy professor Martin Peterson in early January that he could not teach some of Greek philosopher Plato’s writings that touch on “race and gender ideology.” The university’s local chapter of the American Association of...

Fountain Lake FCCLA collects 1,500-plus items for foster families

FOUNTAIN LAKE — Fountain Lake High School’s FCCLA chapter recently collected more than 1,500 donated items to support local foster families, turning a “wild idea” into a community-wide effort for National FCCLA Day of Service. Students boxed up...

Kent State key to origin of Black History Month

Professor and Africana Studies Chair Mwatabu Okantah at Oscar Ritchie Hall at Kent State University on Feb. 11. Long before Black History Month became a national observance, the push to dedicate more time to honoring Black history was already taking...

Protest in Argentina

A Molotov cocktail bursts into flames in front of police during a march by unions and opposition supporters against a labor reform bill proposed by President Javier Milei’s government in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on Wednesday.

‘NOT FINISHED YET’

David Holt secured a third term as Oklahoma City mayor in the Feb. 10 election, winning decisively in a lowprofile race against a little-known challenger from the city’s south side. He celebrated the victory alongside his father, Stroud Holt, a former...

Va por ayuda

El alcalde Mamdani expone en la Audiencia del Presupuesto Legislativo Conjunto 2026, la urgencia de aplicar impuestos a los multimillonarios para • lograr una ciudad más asequible para todos El líder municipal reportó que el déficit fiscal es de...

Combative Bondi lobs insults under questioning

Attorney General Pam Bondi combatively defended her leadership at the Justice Department to House lawmakers on Wednesday amid sharp criticism that she botched the release of the Epstein files and has wielded the nation’s most powerful law enforcement...

Classrooms where it all adds up

The William S. Hart Union High School District saw a gain in mathematics for the 2025 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress where student performance improved at every grade level tested. Canyon High School and Academy of the...

THIN BLUE LINE

The Los Angeles Police Department is under the gun and urgently needs another 3,000 cops as it battles with a staggering one-third of 911 calls for homeless and mental health crises. In an exclusive interview with The Post, the city’s top cop put out a...

Bondi, Democrats clash in furious back- and- forth over Epstein saga

WASHINGTON — Attorney General Pam Bondi launched into a wide- ranging, passionate defense of President Donald Trump, repeatedly shouting at Democrats during a combative hearing in which she postured herself as the Republican’s chief protector and tried...

Taking a peek into new City Hall

Nearly a dozen Des Moines city departments are now housed in the new T.M. Franklin Cownie City Administration Building in Des Moines’ Western Gateway. The new City Hall is in the eastern wing of the Cownie building at 1200 Locust St. The building...

HOMELESS CRISIS RISING

A 390-page report was released Feb. 9 by Rochester City Council President Miguel A. Meléndez Jr. detailing the region’s approach to homelessness and ideas on a better system to combat the issue. The report hopes to change the region’s approach to...

SHOW MAM THE MONEY!

Gov. Hochul says she’ll fund his child-care programs, and there’s $5 billion more in tax revenue coming in than expected, but Mayor Mamdani still insisted Albany must tax the rich — by raising the city’s income tax rate by two percentage points for...

LEGISLATURE 2026 Clear Horizons Act rejected by Senate amid concerns over economic impact

SANTA FE — A hotly debated bill setting greenhouse gas emission reduction targets in state law was voted down by the state Senate on Wednesday, dealing a searing defeat to climate change activists and Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s administration. The...

Area man arrested after hourslong standoff and overnight manhunt

A Ouachita County man is in custody following an hourslong standoff Tuesday and a manhunt that stretched into the following day. David Davenport was arrested around 11 a.m. Wednesday after being spotted crossing a clearing in Calhoun County, according...

¿Cerró por arma láser o narcoataque con drones?

Funcionarios de la Administración Federal de Aviación (FAA) fueron obligados a cerrar el espacio aéreo de El Paso la noche del martes, después de que el Departamento de Defensa decidió probar nueva tecnología antidrones sin dar a los funcionarios de...

‘A partir de ahora, soy una cliente menos de Target’

La preferencia y lealtad de clientes hispanos por las tiendas Target podría disminuir o desaparecer si la cadena no deja de colaborar con la administración Trump y continúa permitiendo que, desde sus estacionamientos y en el interior de sus tiendas, se...

Offcials celebrate completion of ‘Millrace District’ housing

WOONSOCKET – After years of planning and development, NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley (NWBRV) this week cut the ribbon on the now complete 70-unit Millrace District affordable housing complex at Market square. The project begun by NeighborWorks...

STATE OF THE CITY ADDRESS

Mayor Paul Young delivers the State of the City address Feb. 10 at First Baptist Church Broad Avenue in Memphis.

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2026 밀라노-코르티나담페초 동계올림픽에출전한한인선수6인방 중 클로이 김과 베아 김이 12일(오늘)금메달사냥에나선다.밀라노 동계올림픽 조직위원회에 따르면, 오늘오전 10시 30분(이하 서부시간) 여자 스노보드하프파이프종목결선이개최된다. 한인 클로이 김과 베아 김선수가 해당 종목에 출전했다.두 선수는 11일 오전 1시 30분열린 예선에서 나란히 상위권에오르며무난히결선진출티켓을확보했다. 클로이김은출전선수24명가운데 최고 점수인 90.25점을 기록해...

Government says pause of TPS end interferes with national security.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security this week said it did not have immediate and specific plans to mobilize Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers to send to places with large Haitian populations like Springfield and South Florida for...

D’Angelo breaks slump, takes aim with Bronze Bullet

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – Bronze Bullet, disqualified out of an apparent dead heat for first in the Pulpit Stakes in his juvenile finale, will return to allowance company when launching his 3-year-old campaign against eight rivals, including stablemate...

$13M MPS project gets committee OK

Four north side schools, which could ultimately welcome more students if neighboring schools are shuttered, are on track to get $13 million worth of renovations by this fall, under a plan approved Feb. 10 by a Milwaukee School Board committee. The...

Candidates confirmed for April election

MCDONALD COUNTY — Candidates for the General Municipal Election in April have been certified as the McDonald County Clerk’s elections office prepares to print ballots. Positions set to be on the ballot in the April 7 election include alderman seats in...

Bondi defiant over handling of Epstein case

WASHINGTON — U.S. Atty. Gen. Pam Bondi repeatedly sparred with lawmakers on Wednesday as she was pressed over the Justice Department’s handling of the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and faced demands for greater transparency in the high-profile...

Final steps of a long journey

Agroup of Buddhist monks, a day after completing a 108-day Walk for Peace from Fort Worth to Washington, walked to Capitol Hill on Wednesday before heading to the Lincoln Memorial to conclude their journey. A bus will bring the group back to Texas...

175 years later, Washoe Tribe returns to some of the land that was home for centuries

SAN JOSE — In the 1850s, settlers from around the world poured into California to seek their fortunes during the Gold Rush. The Washoe people, who had lived around Lake Tahoe for thousands of years, were pushed out. Farming, logging and mining took...

IN THE WATER FOR LIFE

Swimming is one of the rare activities that can truly carry a person through an entire lifetime. It builds strength without strain, improves cardiovascular health without impact, and fosters community across generations. In Taos and the surrounding...

A Student of Power

Malaparte: A Biography by Maurizio Serra, translated from the Italian by Stephen Twilley The Kremlin Ball by Curzio Malaparte, translated from the Italian by Jenny McPhee Diary of a Foreigner in Paris by Curzio Malaparte, translated from the Italian...

Poteau names Roath as Pirate Quest director

Heather Roath was named the new Poteau Pirate Quest director during the Poteau school board meeting on Monday. She will replace Robyn Gillham, who is moving into the Pansy Kidd Middle School/seventh and eighth-grade assistant principal position. In...

Hispanic gala wears a red political shade

PALM BEACH — Organizers of a black-tie and glittering evening gown gala focused on Latino community success at President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Club offered a counterargument to a news cycle dominated by uproar over a deadly immigration siege in...

Incident comes amid focus on drones

Days before alleged cartel drones from Mexico were blamed for shutting down airspace around El Paso, the U.S. military published new guidelines for its bases on how to protect themselves against the technology. It appears the push for increased drone...

Local resident captures national symbols ahead of 250th anniversary

GIFFORD Pa. — While many Mckean County residents stick to the beaten path, Tom Huntoon is in the woods every day documenting a side of the region that few ever witness. Speaking on Tuesday about his recent findings, the Droney Road resident noted he...

Death by distribution suspect is arrested

On January 20, 2026, a Catawba County Grand Jury returned an indictment charging Juan Sebastian Solarte, 26, with Death by Distribution and Sell Schedule II Controlled Substance in connection with the death of Jacob Lee Kirk. Kirk was found deceased...

School Board recognizes Students of the Month

The Ridgway School Board met in the Elementary Cafeteria Tuesday for its regular meeting. There they recognized February’s Students of the Month and discussed education matters. February’s Students of the Month were first graders Rhett Shaffer and...

Peoria hopes to see housing developments by Northwoods Mall

PEORIA — Housing developments, including an apartment building and condominiums, are among the targeted projects city officials would like to see happen near Northwoods Mall. Peoria on Tuesday approved plans for a new tax increment financing district...

SCCC buys virtual dissection table, approves summer hours

LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College trustees met at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 2, with Board Chair Marvin Chance, Jr., presiding. Members John Engel, Kelly Hill, Dustin Ormiston, Casey Mein, and Keeley Young attended in person and Brett Reiss...

THE HEALTHY CORNER

Submitted February Is American Heart Month Every February, American Heart Month shines a spotlight on heart health and reminds us that cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. The good...

Jeff Tech students speak to Punxsy school board for Career and Technical Ed Month

PUNXSUTAWNEY — Students at Jeff Tech attended this week’s Punxsutawney school board meeting on Tuesday to show their home district what they’ve been working on as part of Career and Technical Education Month. Students showed off recent projects, went...

Weldon Delivers Final State of the City Address; Council Advances Entertainment District, East Page Tea Room Rezoning Approved

allow a proposed tea room at the site of a former residence on East Page Avenue. Two council members -- Ward 3's Sean Bridges and Ward 2's Wayne Reynolds -- were absent at roll call. During a second reading of the entertainment district ordinance --...

New Italian restaurant and speakeasy are now open

A new Italian restaurant and Prohibition-style speakeasy are now open to the Pueblo public after the recent grand openings of A Tavola Italian Cuisine and the Hidden Handle at 1110 U.S. Highway 50 West. A Tavola, an Italian expression which means “to...

Bremen Town Council recognizes Amber Reed

BREMEN — On Monday, the Bremen Town Council recognized Amber Reed. Council President Mike Leman brought forward Resolution 2026-3 which recognized Reed for her achievements at Bremen High School. Reed is the business, marketing and entrepreneurship...

Michigan student walkouts: ‘We need to change things’

More than 200 Dexter High School students walked out of school 20 minutes early on Feb. 9. They stood outside of the school until the bell rang, then marched over a mile from their school to Monument Park, holding signs and chanting on Main Street in...

County OKs funding for prison fire system updates

Lebanon County officials approved funding for upgrades of the Lebanon County Correctional Facility systems, which were found to be aging out and in need of updating. County commissioners approved $186,000 in funds for upgrades to the facility’s fire...

Lawmakers award grants in West Warwick

State representatives recently paid a visit to West Warwick High School, where they awarded a $3,000 legislative grant to the athletics department to purchase new weight room equipment. Pictured above from left to right: Rep. Tom Noret; Jim Alves, West...

Bids approved for SMAMS elevator project

ST. MARYS – Members of the St. Marys Area School District’s Board of Directors gave their approval to bids related to the planned elevator project at St. Marys Area Middle School during their meeting earlier this week. Fred L. Burns, Inc. of...

Raid’s unsealed documents show FBI relied on skeptics

The FBI cited a slew of allegations that have already been investigated to justify the seizure of Fulton County’s 2020 ballots, an affidavit unsealed Tuesday shows. The document shows the agency interviewed numerous people who have suggested the...

Stained-glass for sparrows

HANSVILLE — After a biking accident forced Sean Brown to give up his job as a chef, he has pivoted to transform his creative outlet into a new career. He now uses his carpentry skills, working out of his garage to construct “Brown’s Bird Estates,”...

AVC trustees get construction update

The Antelope Valley College Board of Trustees was provided an update on construction projects Monday night and a look at future needs on its campus. The board was presented with the 5-Year Capital Outlay/Construction Plan, which is the mechanism to...

Heart Fest

Hundreds of students from Tuolumne County schools, including Mother Lode Adventist Junior Academy, Summerville Elementary, and Curtis Creek Elementary, took part in the Adventist Health Sonora 2026 Heart Fest inside the Me-wuk Tribes of Tuolumne...

Defense points to acne medication in shooter’s hearing

Defense lawyers for the Raleigh teen who killed five people in a mass shooting began presenting their evidence in his sentencing hearing Tuesday, depicting a seemingly normal child subjected to a sudden mental episode brought on by his acne...

‘We use a lot of rice’

Something new is coming to the lunch menu at Greenville County Schools, and it’s rooted in southern tradition. h J.L. Mann High School students in Greenville were the first to experience the culture and flavor of Carolina Gold Rice on Friday, Feb. 6,...

St. Vinnie’s ‘getting weird’ with Eugene’s Banksy, Suspish

Eugene stands apart from other cities in many ways: A hub for counterculture, an artistic environment and a community welcoming of all the weird, wonderful quirks of individuality. St. Vincent de Paul of Lane County has been a longtime supporter of...

TESSA JANECKE PLAYING HARD FOR TEAM USA IN ITALY

Rockford favorite Tessa Janecke (22) of Team USA goes up against goalie Ronja Savolainen of Team Finland during the Women’s Preliminary Round Group A match between Finland and United States on Feb. 7, the first day of the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter...

Man released in Guthrie disappearance probe

More than a week after Savannah Guthrie’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, went missing from her Arizona home in a possible kidnapping, law enforcement took a person in for questioning. Pima County Sheriff ’s Department deputies “detained a subject during a...

QuikTrip #7910 in Big Spring Nears Completion Along IH-20

Big Spring, TX – The new QuikTrip #7910 convenience store and gas station at 3430 E. IH-20 is advancing toward its final stages, with the project on track for completion in the coming weeks. According to the latest details from the Texas Department of...

Lawmakers grill Bondi over DOJ’s Epstein files

WASHINGTON – Congressional Democrats accused Attorney General Pam Bondi of overseeing a Justice Department cover-up of allegations in the latest tranche of Jeffrey Epstein documents and failing to protect his accusers in a raucous Feb. 11 House...

Student informants spur academic freedom debate

Texas A&M University told philosophy professor Martin Peterson in early January that he could not teach some of Greek philosopher Plato’s writings that touch on “race and gender ideology.” The university’s local chapter of the American Association of...

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Who gives the most political money to Miami-Dade’s mayor and county commissioners?

To raise more than $6 million for their political committees last year, the elected officials running Miami-Dade’s government relied on developers and county vendors for most of their largest contributions. A Miami Herald analysis of more than 1,500...

Critical first minutes of a fire

Firefighters with the Wellton Fire Department spent some time recently sharpening critical skills that can make the difference in the first moments of an emergency. Firefighters trained on hose deployments and water supply techniques, practicing how to...

Lifetimes of love!

In celebration of Valentine’s Day, the Chief talked to some locals who have experienced lifetimes filled with love. Read their sweetheart stories here on page A1 and page A8 and then celebrate the love in your own life. Happy Valentine’s Day! BROKEN...

BROCE WINS PUBLIC SAFETY CHILI COOKOFF

Butts County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Col. Michael Broce was awarded first place in the first Butts County Public Safety Chili Cookoff held on Monday, Feb. 2. Broce is third in command at the Sheriff’s Office. Second place went to Jackson Fire Chief Mike...

Commissioners recognize american Heart Month

At its Tuesday, Feb. 3 meeting, the Henry County Board of Commissioners issued a proclamation recognizing February as American Heart Month. The Atlanta Heart Associates accepted the proclamation on behalf of those affected by cardiovascular...

Celebrating Service

Lorraine Harrison received the A.R. “Gus” Barksdale Lifetime Achievement Award at the Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce’s 72nd Annual Meeting held Tuesday, Feb. 3 at the Georgia International Horse Park. Former Conyers Mayor Vince Evans presented...

CCPS celebrates winter graduates

Clayton County Public Schools hosted its winter graduation ceremony Jan. 29 at the Clayton County Performing Arts Center in Jonesboro with more than 200 students graduating. “The ceremony served as a testament to the perseverance and dedication of...

FOOTBALL AND CHEERLEADING SIGN-UPS

LITTLE CUPID CARNIVAL A Little Cupid Carnival is Wednesday, Feb. 11 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Johnson Park Recreation Center. Attendees are encouraged to work red or pink. Activities include carnival-style games, crafts and sweet surprises. It’s for...

‘OUR FALLEN BROTHER’

Above: Gwinnett County Police Lt. Collin Mcclendon speaks about fallen Police Officer Senior Pradeep Tamang during a celebration of life service at 12Stone Church in Lawrenceville on Saturday morning. Top left: Georgia State Patrol troopers salute...

‘Progress doesn’t happen by accident’

MARIETTA — The Cobb District Attorney’s Office held its second annual Black History Month Avant Garde Award ceremony on Tuesday. While this was formally an award ceremony, in practice it was so much more: a true celebration of the contributions of...

鬆川普綁氣候法廢除排放規定

白宮10日宣布，川普總統與環境保護署(EPA)署長李修頓(Lee Zeldin)12日將在白宮儀式上，廢除前總統歐巴馬任內的2009年溫室氣體「危害認定」(endangerment finding)；川普政府將撤銷管制溫室氣體排放及對抗氣候變遷的聯邦法律，具體措施包括取消汽機車氣體排放的測量、通報、 認證與合規要求，對產業及環境都影響極大。 不過，美聯社分析，川普政府實質推翻環保法規勢必面臨法律挑戰，環保組織將把如此轉變視為對抗氣候變遷的最沉重打擊。 白宮發言人李維特(Karoline...

Hints from Heloise

DEAR HELOISE: Maybe you can help me. I infer from reading your column in the Omaha World-herald that you have an affinity for pets. This leads me to ask you what may be an unanswerable question. I’m a widowed nonagenarian who yearns for a cuddly...

SLO County couple shares their secret to a 75-year union

A Cambria couple will commemorate a meaningful milestone few can ever hope to reach when they celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary on Feb. 28. Beyond that noteworthy accomplishment, William “Bill” and Jean Carter are exceptional for an assortment...

Fines could double in deadly stretch of Highway 395

A state measure aimed at making Highway 395 safer moved closer this week to becoming a law, and could make it more costly if people break the law. The Washington Legislature’s Senate Transportation Committee signed off on a measure that would allow...

Historic Bibb Theatre in Downtown Macon to gain new life

of the old Bibb Theatre’s drywall, which has sat vacant since the 1970s, crumbled at the slightest touch during a tour Feb. 5. NewTown Macon anticipates turning the building on the 500 block of Third Street into lofts and offices, putting “this great...

Panel approves North Main gas station opposed by residents

For decades, neighbors along North Main Street have looked at the busy Sunset Drive intersection and imagined something more than another place for cars to pull in and out of. Talk of a redevelopment that would help shift the corridor toward something...

Stanislaus County’s Westley is at the center of migrant history

In the late 1930s, the Westley Migrant Center supplied nearby pea fields with eager workers looking for a way out of Dust Bowl and Great Depression-era poverty. Almost 90 years later, the need remains in Westley for a place to provide housing for...

Fruits of their labor

The Tehachapi Community Garden has provided free food to the people of Tehachapi and the surrounding area for a few years now, and the organization shows no sign of slowing down. The garden, part of the Tehachapi Humanitarian Relief Group, grew 300...

Student informants spur academic freedom debate

Texas A&M University told philosophy professor Martin Peterson in early January that he could not teach some of Greek philosopher Plato’s writings that touch on “race and gender ideology.” The university’s local chapter of the American Association of...

Display of his Vietnam photos just right, newsman Bob Scheiffer says

Emmy-winning CBS newsman Bob Schieffer shook hands, shared stories, signed autographs and posed for pictures at UT Arlington’s Central Library on Monday evening as the public got its first look at an exhibition of Schieffer’s photos, notes and letters...

‘Do not let this opportunity slip away’

Indiana lawmakers are advancing legislation to address some of the circumstances surrounding the death of Fishers teen Hailey Buzbee, including reviving language that would require parental consent for young people to have social media. “This is a...

Charlotte area faces ‘severe drought.’ Will towns, cities have enough water?

The Charlotte region’s drought could worsen in the coming months if rainfall doesn’t keep up with growing demand for water, the Catawba Riverkeeper says. Mecklenburg County and surrounding counties, including Union and Cabarrus, are currently...

Century-old piece of railroad history returns to the Sierra

The narrow-gauge locomotive was once the prevalent working machine of the logging industry; designed for the rigors of work, particularly the maneuvering of steep grades and tight curves of the mountainous terrain. In its heyday, there were thousands...

‘The deficit stars have aligned’

Kern County is looking at a $14 million budget deficit in the coming fiscal year as local costs continue to outpace revenue amid massive policy and funding changes at the state and federal levels. “Federal and state policy actions — predominantly...

Iglesias protestan por aumento de las ejecuciones en Florida

En la víspera de la primera ejecución de Florida en 2026, iglesias y personas de fe en todo el estado alzan la voz contra la pena de muerte, un tema que consideran contrario a sus creencias religiosas y morales. “Nos reunimos para decir que las...

Go behind the scenes of The Star’s photo archive at free event

For more than 145 years, The Star has created the first draft of Kansas City history, from the development of the park system to the upcoming World Cup. As the city’s paper of record, The Star has decades of arAfter chives that tell the stories of...

Epstein engineered intimate relationship for Tesla’s Kimbal Musk, emails show

Jeffrey Epstein engineered an intimate relationship between a woman in his network and Kimbal Musk, who is the brother of Elon Musk and on the board of directors at Tesla, according to emails from the Department of Justice’s recent release of documents...

Former Jackson officer’s murder trial begins

Prosecutors delivered the first opening statements Feb. 10 by detailing the brutal attack they say former Jackson Police Department officer Marcus Johnson committed in the murder of Carlos Collins. The defense countered the prosecution’s claims by...

Haxhiaj’s trial begins with officer testimony

WORCESTER – Witnesses and Worcester police officers present at the immigration action scene on Eureka Street last year took the stand in Worcester District Court for the start of the trial of former District 5 City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj. The trial...

Student informants spur academic freedom debate

Texas A&M University told philosophy professor Martin Peterson in early January that he could not teach some of Greek philosopher Plato’s writings that touch on “race and gender ideology.” The university’s local chapter of the American Association of...

Kansas lawmakers risk SNAP penalties

Kansas lawmakers are ignoring the recommendation from their auditors that backs the governor’s request to spend more money now to address a problem that could cost taxpayers far more in the future. The budget request from Gov. Laura Kelly and the...

What’s behind student anti-ICE walkouts?

Abriana Pelayo has developed a new morning routine. As she’s getting ready for school, she sometimes finds herself reaching for her cellphone to scroll through social media, searching for something she hopes not to find. “In the morning, I’ll check to...

6 more suspects found in Epstein files, officials say

WASHINGTON – Two House members who led the effort to force the Justice Department to release more documents about accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein said they discovered at least six more suspected accomplices. The department began Feb. 9 allowing...

鬆 川普 氣候法廢除排放規定綁

白宮10日宣布，川普總統與環境保護署(EPA)署長李修頓(Lee Zeldin)12日將在白宮儀式上，廢除前總統歐巴馬任內的2009年溫室氣體「危害認定」(endangerment finding)；川普政府將撤銷管制溫室氣體排放及對抗氣候變遷的聯邦法律，具體措施包括取消汽機車氣體排放的測量、通報、認證與合規要求，對產業及環境都影響極大。 不過，美聯社分析，川普政府實質推翻環保法規勢必面臨法律挑戰，環保組織將把如此轉變視為對抗氣候變遷的最沉重打擊。 白宮發言人李維特(Karoline...

Friendly Neighbors club hears judge candidate

SULPHUR SPRINGS — Members of the Friendly Neighbors, a service club in Sulphur Springs, hosted Carrie Smith as the guest speaker at their monthly meeting on Feb. 5. Smith, from Rogers, is a candidate for Benton County judge in the Republican primary on...

Landmark Flatiron building in Norwich has a new owner

Norwich — The iconic Flatiron Building has been sold for the second time in the last five years. According to Signature Properties of New England, which had listed the building at 9-15 Main St. for sale, the deal was closed on Jan. 30 by Anna Starr...

AHS students flourish in Educators Rising Program

TEXARKANA, Ark. — A select group of Arkansas High School students are flourishing in the Educators Rising Program, which takes them to Trice Academy of the Performing Arts for an apprenticeship. Monica Mclelland, the teacher that presides over the...

DHS shutdown nears amid stalemate on immigration agent curbs

Bipartisan talks over curbing President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown remained stalemated in Congress on Tuesday, threatening a shuttion down of the Department of Homeland Security this weekend as time ran short for a deal. Senate Democrats...

NorCal Science Festival: A hands-on extravaganza

Whether you’re a seasoned veteran or someone who’s curious about coding, forensics, virtual reality or anything science-related, Lodi High School will be the place for you next weekend. Thousands of students and adults will converge on the campus...

Trusted Care Home Health to host free senior health fair at Imperial Valley Mall

EL CENTRO — For many seniors in Imperial Valley, quality medical care doesn’t always happen in a hospital. Increasingly, it is happening right at home. Trusted Care Home Health is working to make sure no one falls through the cracks. Trusted Care, a...

La Cámara Hispana de Comercio celebra a emprendedores latinos

TULSA, OK — El futuro económico de la ciudad de Tulsa está estrechamente ligado a la salud social y económica de la comunidad hispana, a rmó el alcalde Monroe Nichols durante el almuerzo anual de la Cámara Hispana de Comercio del Área de Tulsa.

Teen paralyzed in Ohio youth prison incident

The first sight of their 15-year-old son in a Cleveland hospital bed, unable to talk or move, shocked Tenayuh Mosby and Robert Bragg. h “I just bust out crying. I felt hurt, I felt confused, I felt angry,” she said from her attorney’s office in Toledo....

LIFE Ministries celebrates and thanks its volunteers

PRAIRIE GROVE — One of the highlights each year for LIFE Ministries in Prairie Grove is the annual luncheon when the board of directors shows its appreciation to those who volunteer for the organization. The luncheon is held at Prairie Grove Christian...

Hamer’s Presidential Award of Freedom now on display at the Two Mississippi Museums

The Two Mississippi Museums are now displaying the Presidential Medal of Freedom awarded to civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer. Fannie Lou Hamer's Presidential Medal of Freedom was donated by her family to the Mississippi Department of Archives and...

Benjamin, Lamb honored at 96th Chamber banquet

Retired physician Dr. George Benjamin and grocer Brian Lamb each received the Pioneer Citizen award at the 96th Siloam Springs Chamber of Commerce banquet at Simmons Great Hall at John Brown University on Feb. 5. Benjamin, along with five other...

Students put their skills to the test

Middle school students from across the state gathered at Shorter University to compete in the 2025-2026 Georgia Science Olympiad Division B Regional competition. Science Olympiad is a nationally recognized STEM program that engages students in...

Innovation Hub aiming to make S.F. a tech player

Santa Fe is known as a global hub for the tourism industry. But David Perez wants to see it known for more than that. Through the New Mexico Innovation Hub that Perez has founded on the city’s midtown campus, the tech entrepreneur seeks to establish...

First defendant in Nguyen murder gets max sentence

The first of five defendants in the November 2023 shooting that killed Chaviz Nguyen and injured his pregnant girlfriend Haley Frillman has been sentenced. Greene County Circuit Judge Todd Myers sentenced Elysha Bedell to serve the maximum sentence on...

Person detained in Guthrie investigation

A person was detained for questioning Tuesday in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, hours after the FBI released surveillance videos of a masked person wearing a handgun holster outside Guthrie’s front door the night she vanished from her Arizona...

Clayton Foundation touches many lives

The Clayton Foundation’s legacy of giving back touches lives in ways big and small. h Grand donations from Jim Clayton, the Knoxville founder of Clayton Homes, have created gathering spaces that enhance the community, such as the Clayton Arts Center at...

Dewine: ICE to give notice prior to Springfield surge

The state will have at least 24hours’ notice prior to “any kind of [ICE] surge into Clark County,” Ohio Gov. Mike Dewine said the U.S. Department of Homeland Security told his office. Springfield has been bracing for a potential surge in Immigration...

ICE chief defends mass deportation campaign

Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement director Todd M. Lyons sparred with Democratic lawmakers who accused his agency of functioning like a violent secret police force at a House Homeland Security Committee hearing Tuesday. He vowed to press...

Pot company to make products in Newark

A marijuana manufacturing facility is coming to Newark. Loud Labs, a marijuana company operating in Colorado, Michigan and New Jersey, is expanding into Delaware’s fledgling market after Newark City Council approved plans for a manufacturing facility...

A look at Tuscaloosa’s historically Black colleges

Alabama has at least 14 historically Black colleges and universities, the most of any state in the country. Two of those HBCUs call Tuscaloosa home. Here’s a look at Stillman College and Shelton State’s C. A. Fredd campus:: Shelton State C. A. Fredd...

El Paso home prices slightly rise in 2025

El Paso home prices increased at the end of 2025, but at a slower pace than in 2024, newly released data show. El Paso was one of 168 markets in the nation to see home prices increase at the end of 2025, the National Association of Realtors reported...

Grandkids’ caregiving fight taken to court

Baby Briana’s arms twitched and her legs flopped against the cold concrete. She stopped breathing. The 16-month-old needed an ambulance to arrive within minutes and someone to pump air into her lungs with infant CPR until it got there. Briana’s life...

Savannah Police invest in high-tech precinct

By the end of the year, the Savannah Police Department (SPD) is slated to open its newest precinct in the Carver Heights neighborhood. On Monday morning, SPD officers and elected-officials stood at the site where a 24,000 square foot facility will...

Winterfest provides fun for the entire family

Hundreds of kids and their families showed up Saturday at the Bella Vista Recreation Center for the fourth annual Winterfest. It is the signature project for the Rotary Club of Bella Vista, in partnership with the Property Owners Association, and...

The Predatory Hegemon

Ever since Donald Trump first became U.S. president, in 2017, commentators have searched for an adequate label to describe his approach to U.S. foreign relations. Writing in these pages, the political scientist Barry Posen suggested in 2018 that...

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City of Calhoun earns ‘clean’ financial audit

Following a full annual audit, the City of Calhoun has received another clean financial bill of health. “I’m very pleased with this year’s audit,” City Administrator Paul Worley said during the Calhoun City Council’s regular meeting Monday night. “I...

Sheriff Rodney Wright cites decades of public service in bid for Senate District 16

Saline County Sheriff Rodney Wright is seeking the Republican nomination to represent District 16 in the Arkansas Senate, citing more than three decades of public service and experience with the real-world consequences of state policy. The seat is...

Farm land changed to commercial and residential zones

The third time was the charm for property owners Jim Patterson and the Artley LLC. The agricultural property was presented for rezoning to commercial and residential in both December and January. It encompasses about 50 acres at 709 Lee Town Road, 897...

Roscoe CISD Announces New Superintendent

Roscoe, Texas — Following a 21-day posting period, the Roscoe Collegiate ISD Board of Trustees is pleased to announce the selection of Rose Burks as the district’s new Superintendent. The Board officially approved her appointment after careful...

“Grateful for lessons learned” Stokes bids farewell to Dixie Nationals after decade of triumphs

After 10 years of stepping into the show ring at the Dixie National Livestock Show & Rodeo, Conner Stokes walked out for the final time, capping a remarkable run that turned a young boy into a confident young man and earned him a shelf full of top...

City, county to spend $10M on Arcadian Shores beach renourishment

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has completed the first stretch of its federally funded $72 million Grand Strand Beach Renourishment Project, but a newly added stretch of coast will be financed by local taxpayers. Great Lakes Dock and Dredge, the...

Centre Region townships team up to save affordable housing

Centre Region townships have come together in recent months to financially back efforts to save 49 affordable housing units in a Ferguson Township neighborhood. Last month, Patton Township’s supervisors unanimously voted to allow the Centre County...

Granite City residents pack forum on data center proposal

A standing-room-only crowd of nearly 300 people packed The Mill community center in Granite City last week to get information on a controversial proposal to allow a tech company to build a data center. Opinions were plentiful and divided. Trade union...

Gullah-Geechee patriarch wins Chamber’s Icon Award

The Hilton Head-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce has named its top icon of the year, and you might already know him. Thomas C. Barnwell Jr., a fifth-generation native islander known for his work preserving and protecting Gullah-Geechee communities of the...

USM Gulf Park ends ‘underenrolled’ undergrad programs

More than a dozen undergraduate programs at the University of Southern Mississippi’s Gulf Park campus have shut down or will be phased out in the next few years as school leaders confront challenges of declining enrollment. The university said the...

Century-old piece of railroad history returns to the Sierra

The narrow-gauge locomotive was once the prevalent working machine of the logging industry; designed for the rigors of work, particularly the maneuvering of steep grades and tight curves of the mountainous terrain. In its heyday, there were thousands...

AI-powered ‘drone first responders’ coming soon to Boise area

If you call 911 in Meridian, a drone could one day respond to you before a police officer or firefighter does. It wouldn’t talk to you, and you might not even notice it, according to officials with the Meridian Police Department. But it may very well...

Report details sources of Manatee County transplants

Yorkers led migrations into Manatee County in 2025, according to a recent report based on state data. The report details driver’s license exchanges, which track when new Florida residents secure a Florida license after moving. New residents have 30...

Lexington to seek advice for better winter storm response

After frustration from residents over the city’s response to Winter Storm Fern, Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton said the city needs to revisit its approach, including by looking at other places with more experience battling harsh winters. Thursday, Gov....

Democrats’ ideas to rein in ICE are facing blowback

Republicans and Democrats in Congress are in a showdown over immigration enforcement in American cities as the Friday deadline approaches to fund the Department of Homeland Security. Last week, Democrats released a set of 10 “guardrails” they said were...

Know Your Neighbor

Casey Skramstad has lived in Valley City her entire life, except for the years she attended college in Fargo. After that experience, she decided Fargo was not the best place to raise children and moved back home. What kept Skramstad in Valley City,...

NATO allies warn Russia is playing for time in peace talks

Russia has no intention of ending its war in Ukraine, according to assessments by eastern NATO member states Poland and Estonia that offer a warning to Washington that Vladimir Putin is likely buying time in peace talks. The Kremlin is exploiting...

Downtown Canton hosts 5th annual Chocolate Walk

The city of Canton held its fifth annual Downtown Canton Chocolate Walk on Saturday, and participants toured around downtown to collect chocolates from participating businesses. This year’s Chocolate Walk was a sold-out event with about 300...

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Gullah-Geechee patriarch wins Chamber’s Icon Award

The Hilton Head-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce has named its top icon of the year, and you might already know him. Thomas C. Barnwell Jr., a fifth-generation native islander known for his work preserving and protecting Gullah-Geechee communities of the...

ROCK CITY GONDOLA PLAN WINS APPROVAL

Rock City Gardens won approval from Walker County commissioners on Feb. 5 for a zoning change needed to move forward with a gondola system that will carry visitors up the mountain to the attraction. The gondola system is part of Phase I of a 25-year,...

ROCK CITY GONDOLA PLAN WINS APPROVAL

Rock City Gardens won approval from Walker County commissioners on Feb. 5 for a zoning change needed to move forward with a gondola system that will carry visitors up the mountain to the attraction. The gondola system is part of Phase I of a 25-year,...

6 more suspects found in Epstein files, officials say

WASHINGTON – Two House members who led the effort to force the Justice Department to release more documents about accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein said they discovered at least six more suspected accomplices. The department began Feb. 9 allowing...

Here comes Team USA hockey

4 Seahawks swarm Patriots Seattle kept New England out of sorts throughout Super Bowl 60 to score the second title in franchise history. 5 Darnold’s singular achievement Seahawks quarterback didn’t deliver a signature performance in domination of...

Raffensperger talks about his campaign for governor, top priorities and election security

As he campaigns for Georgia’s top elected position, Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger sat down with the Marietta Daily Journal last week to discuss his bid for governor, economic priorities and election security. The Marietta Daily...

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NPB SLUGGER KAZUMA OKAMOTO HEADING TO THE BLUE JAYS

Collectors, we have a proven rookie to collect in 2026 – Kazuma Okamoto. One of Nippon Professional Baseball’s (NPB) best, the powerhitting first and third baseman makes his way to Major League Baseball this season, suiting up for the Toronto Blue...

Borger High School Band competes at Region Solo & Ensemble

On Saturday, February 7th, fifty-five (55) Borger High School Band members traveled to Canyon to participate in the Region 1 UIL Solo & Ensemble Contest. The contest was held at West Texas A&M University. The Bulldog Band earned 46 “Superior” ratings...

A Crowning Comeback

This year’s competition brings together a broader mix of performance philosophies than ever before. From a drifting Bentley S.U.V. to a Ferrari four-door, the contenders stretched the definition of what a top-tier driver’s car can be.

THE NEW NFL SACK MASTER

T.J. Watt (22.5) and Michael Strahan (22.5), please make room for Myles Garrett. In 2001, Strahan got a somewhat controversial sack on then-Green Bay Packers QB Brett Favre to eclipse Mark Gastineau’s 1984 record-setting season of 22 with Watt tying...

FAMILY FIRST

ISLA Management’s Simon Gebrelul has turned organic relationships into a wide-ranging roster, led by NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and R&B star GIVĒON.

Start of the steal?

When FBI agents raided an elections center in Fulton County, Georgia, last week, carting off 700 boxes of ballots and related documents, some commentators shrugged that it was just another doomed attempt by President Trump to substantiate his “big lie”...

Fort Loramie Council makes important choices on local issues Minster Council receives a special visit, discusses snow removal

During the latest Fort Loramie village council meeting, Chris Boeke made several committee reports on the following: finance, police and safety, and parks. Likewise, Ryan Simon informed the council on streets and sanitation, along with the planning...

Operation Black Buck

WHEN THE BIG THREE British-built “V-Force” bombers—the Vickers Valiant, Handley Page Victor and the Avro Vulcan—came on line during the early stages of the Cold War, they were all designed for one purpose—to drop a nuclear bomb on the Soviet Union’s...

HOW TO LOWER YOUR TAXES

FILING your taxes as early as possible has always been a good idea. It’s the most effective way to thwart crooks from submitting a fraudulent return in your name, claiming a refund. And if you are due a refund, the sooner you file, the sooner you’ll...

Trail Blazer

Francesca Clapcich is a rising star in the IMOCA scene. Take a look behind the scenes at her campaign for the 2028 Vendée Globe.

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Inside Angle

“This is one of the prettiest boats I have ever seen.” – Feadship CEO Henk de Vries Thanks, Henk. I knew I liked you. A decade ago my office designed a boat, which captured global attention, the 54-foot mahogany commuter Posh. Much ink has been...

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EMMA STRAUB

IN OCTOBER 2022, Emma Straub was scrolling online when she saw that New Kids on the Block—her favorite 1990s boy band—was gearing up to go on their then-annual NKOTB Cruise, a multiday voyage from Miami to the Bahamas with their biggest fans. As a...

A NEW FLEET TAKES SHAPE

With the spring season about to get underway, builders debut models that blend fresh thinking with the details seasoned boaters demand.

LIVING OFF THE GRID

A solar-power system on our classic trawler lets us spend time moored or anchored with more than enough juice to meet our energy needs.

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TV by Kathryn Vanarendonk In its fourth season, Bridgerton finally balances the romance with its subplots MOVIES by Alison Willmore Melania shows nothing beneath the impeccably manicured surface ARCHITECTURE by Justin Davidson Can the Kingsbridge...

Presence

Recently, my good friend Bryan invited himself over for a “critical listening session” at my place. This was out of character. Typically our listening sessions are not of the “critical” variety. They take place late at night aer several cocktails,...

OLD FOE, NEW ERA

patriots coach Mike vrabel counts Tom Brady among his friends, owns three super Bowl rings as a player, and on sunday will try to win his first as a coach. The 6-foot-4-inch former linebacker is one of the biggest celebrities in this region, literally...

Tenacious Tar Heels Win 71- 68 Thriller! More To Come?

The North Carolina Tar Heels and Duke Blue Devils, once again, lived up to college basketball’s greatest rivalry and likely that of all of sports. They played a nail- biter on Saturday evening that required the Tar Heels to dig out of a hole through...

Did Leigh Wambsganss’ Patriot Mobile ties sway voters?

A Republican candidate’s role in helping to get conservative candidates elected to school boards in Keller and Southlake was a factor for some North Texas voters in Saturday’s Senate District 9 runoff. Republican Leigh Wambsganss lost the Jan. 31...

COMING AROUND ON ROUNDABOUTS

They’ve long been seen as an overseas oddity, roundly mocked on TV’s “The Simpsons” and in the Chevy Chase comedy “National Lampoon’s European Vacation.” But roundabouts are increasingly popping up in parts of the Chicago suburbs. Government planners...

Shapiro’s budget funds new projects for Centre County

Gov. Josh Shapiro pitched a $53.3 billion state budget proposal to the Pennsylvania Legislature Tuesday that called for a $15 minimum wage, legalized marijuana and increased funding for underserved school districts. The unbalanced budget would...

Biotech’s New Challenger

Washington and Wall Street have spent decades debating U.S. dependence on China for chips, consumer electronics and manufacturing. Now, China is poised to disrupt another major industry, one that is arguably more consequential, and could trigger a...

Residents fearful of possible Medicaid cuts tell their stories

In a packed auditorium Wednesday night at the Idaho State Capitol, dozens of people with voices shaking and tears in their eyes begged lawmakers to hear their stories. Parents of children with disabilities talked about how with Medicaid, their...

New toll lane opens in Overland Park soon. Here’s how much it’ll cost to drive

Later this month, drivers will have a quicker way to get through Overland Park. The 69 Express Lane is set to open on the morning of Saturday, Feb. 21. After three years of round-the-clock road construction and closed bridges, this will become the...

‘They stole him’: Couple had made a home, started a business in uptown

Just weeks ago, newlyweds Samir Gadirov and Tural Atakishiyev were living together in their uptown Charlotte apartment, working on their new home renovation business. Gadirov, who had just quit his software engineering job at Wells Fargo, talked to...

In Minneapolis, a mournful pilgrimage to three death sites

The sites of the three consequential deaths span just over two miles of south Minneapolis. George Floyd in 2020, Renee Good and Alex Pretti last month. The death of Floyd, after a police officer dug a knee into his neck for more than nine minutes, was...

Terra Ceia residents raise concerns over cruise port plan

Residents of Terra Ceia and surrounding neighborhoods are concerned about the looming cruise terminal proposal in Manatee County. Opposition to the project has mounted since SSA Marine announced the Knott-Cowen Cruise Port in January. Residents formed...

Killer’s impending release angers victims’ family

TLas Vegas Review-journal AWIN ESHELMAN would have wanted to address the Nevada parole board had she known that it was considering the release of the man who killed her daughter and grandson. Instead, she said, she learned from a reporter that the...

‘This would be the best comeback’

Lindsey Vonn of the United States trains Saturday in Belluno, Italy. Vonn is competing at age 41 with a titanium replacement in her knee, and now a ruptured ACL, after nearly six years of retirement. She races Sunday. In Milan, officers deployed water...

Historic Craycroft Home renovation tied to new apartments

The historic Craycroft Home has been “home” to nothing for too long. That’s why Reza Assemi, a Fresno developer who is known for restoring historic buildings, decided to do something about it. Nestled near Palm and Sierra avenues, the Craycroft Home...

移民大掃蕩重演排外史？

聯邦移民和海關執法局(ICE)在明尼蘇達州執法，連續發生擊斃美國公民事件，引起聯邦和州之間的緊張氣氛，執法力度也爆發爭議。 川普總統上任以來，ICE在多個大城市搜捕非法移民，覆蓋範圍包括私人住家、公共場所、或工作地點；有人高喊自己是美國公民，依然被帶走拘留，導致某些少數族裔人人自危。 美國最大的華人團體「美華協會」(Organization of Chinese Americans，oca)於2025年12月舉辦反亞裔法律及相關訴訟史研討會，主題「文件就是權力」(Paperwork as...

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$3.5M went to Lexington’s snow plan after 2025 storm. Why was the result the same?

Early this week, Lexington had used 4,600 tons of salt and 19,000 gallons of beet heat, and had paid 170 employees driving 70 vehicles over 10,000 hours to attempt to clear the 5.5 inches of snow and 1.78 inches of ice left by Winter Storm Fern. The...

MAYE’S MOMENT

The legend of Drake Maye can be traced to a North Carolina youth football league

Main St. Market Returns to Downtown Big Spring This Saturday with Handmade Goods and Local Vendors

The Main St. Market returns to downtown Big Spring, Texas, this Saturday, offering residents and visitors a vibrant opportunity to shop local, support artisans, and enjoy community festivities. The monthly outdoor market, organized by Main St. Market,...

But will it last? APARTMENT BOOM

In what promises to be good news for Tri-Citians who rent apartments, construction is booming in the TriCities. There are more than 1,500 new units under construction or being contemplated at more than a dozen sites in the region. Altogether, they...

Termina la racha del MIA

Durante los últimos tres años, el Aeropuerto Internacional de Miami ha batido récords en el número de pasajeros que transitan por sus terminales. Esa racha acaba de terminar. El aeropuerto, administrado por MiamiDade, registró alrededor de 55.3...

Swansea to Milano: Clayton Keller’s quest fueled by family

Two of the men most responsible for Clayton Keller realizing his dream of becoming a U.S. Olympic hockey player— his father and grandfather— won’t be in Milano Cortina, Italy, when the Games begin soon. But they will be with him in other ways. A...

Bluffton’s newest venue, the red barn, is opening soon

The newest addition to the Town of Bluffton’s New Riverside Barn Park has finally been completed. The red barn, an eye-catcher for people waiting to enter Bluffton’s traffic circle, has been expanded to become a space that can be used for private- and...

SLO County DA: Pretti shouldn’t have brought gun to protest

San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow appeared on a local radio show last week to comment on the deaths of two protesters by immigration agents, saying the second person, Alex Pretti, shouldn’t have brought a gun to the scene. Dow was a...

Historic Craycroft Home renovation tied to new apartments

The historic Craycroft Home has been “home” to nothing for too long. That’s why Reza Assemi, a Fresno developer who is known for restoring historic buildings, decided to do something about it. Nestled near Palm and Sierra avenues, the Craycroft Home...

Need for new convention, performing arts spaces under debate

Of the numerous questions surrounding Wichita Forward’s proposed 1% sales tax, a number of them are related to the flashiest parts of the March 3 special election ballot: Century II, its convention center and a possible new performing arts...

‘Survivor’ immunity idol hiding at Grand Strand attraction

The popular competitive television show “Survivor” is celebrating 50 seasons with a scavenger hunt in all 50 states — and a beloved Grand Strand attraction has been picked to participate. The Survivor 50 Challenge began on Friday, and will run until...

Modesto high school students stage anti-ICE walkout

High school students from across Modesto City Schools organized a walkout Thursday afternoon in protest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and “the unfair cruelty ICE agents are using against families,” according to an Instagram post that students...

The fight to protect beach houses from rising seas

Two high-profile legal disputes that could determine the state’s future role in protecting South Carolina beaches have reached the S.C. Court of Appeals, which could decide whether affluent property owners can keep seawalls and sandbags that critics...

MAYE’S MOMENT

The legend of Drake Maye can be traced to a North Carolina youth football league

WHERE IS CARLOS?

Every day, Angela Della Valle drives an hour through central Louisiana’s yellow-pine hills to visit her husband at Winn Correctional Center, in the middle of the Kisatchie National Forest. The former state prison now houses immigration detainees. She...

Hints from Heloise Dear Annie

DEAR HELOISE: To get more use out of discarded Christmas lights, I place a strand in a decorative container and leave them on at night as a night light. This is helpful when walking into a dark living room or kitchen during the night. — Edna G., in...

ROBOTS GET REAL

Lsomething from a galaxy far, far away, robots are getting closer to their big takeover. Once the domain of science fiction, autonomous robots—think C-3PO from Star Wars or Baymax from Big Hero 6—are getting closer by the year. At 2025’s CES...

Gulfport High School stadium construction breaks ground

Gulfport High School has broken ground on its new oncampus stadium. Construction began this week around the William “Prince” Jones Track and Field Complex where the Admirals will relocate Friday night football games to from Milner Stadium roughly five...

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Lady Nanooks put on a show in Kotzebue

If basketball fans wanted to witness competitive games in Kotzebue last week, their best bet was to find out when the Nome-Beltz girls took the floor. Three of Nome’s four games came down to the wire, with two of those contests decided in overtime. In...

‘Taylor’s Tribe’ to take marathon baton

For the last eight years, Taylor Fought-schwaller was a participant in the Little Rock Marathon’s series of events. And though the Saline County native passed away in August, she will be well-represented in the 2026 Little Rock Marathon Weekend in...

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Beyond Measure by Brian Sandford

Diné trumpet player Delbert Anderson’s years-long, one-note-at-a-time performance offers a spiritual contemplation in memory of those who endured the Long Walk.

Sun, Shade, and Soul

A tropical residence in Boca Raton blurs the boundary between indoors and out for everyday luxury.

Do Process

From grassroots organizations in Philadelphia to a new multiyear initiative in Cameroon, basketball superstar Joel Embiid is using philanthropy to change people’s lives and tell their stories

Residentes locales protestan el regreso del Jefe de Patrulla Fronteriza

Un grupo pequeño pero ruidoso de manifestantes se reunió el jueves frente a la sede de la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza (CBP), expresando una firme oposición al regreso del jefe de la Patrulla Fronteriza, Gregory Bovino, y a las agresivas...

APPLE EXPANDS AI SUPPORT ASSISTANT WITH DEVICE DIAGNOSTICS AND SMARTER HELP TOOLS

Apple is quietly deepening its use of artificial intelligence in customer support, rolling out new features to the AI-powered assistant inside the Apple Support app. The update, first reported by MacRumors, signals a broader shift in how Apple plans to...

Considerations for your second act

Many people see their careers as one of their defining characteristics. Children are often asked what they want to be when they grow up, and as adults they will likely be asked “What do you do for a living?” more times than they can remember. Work is...

TAKING THEIR BEST SHOT

SOUTH KINGSTOWN — The New England Patriots are back in the Super Bowl, and while tickets to the game are either too expensive for most of us or simply don’t exist, there’s one other patriot-related event happening the day before the game that you just...

‘Honored & humbled’

It keeps getting better and better for Morgan County teacher Rachel Kinsaul. Not only did she receive a $25,000 check for winning the coveted “Oscars of Teaching” Milken Educator Award in early 2025, but she was also selected in May as the 2026 Georgia...

Farewell to a Comedy Queen

From Home Alone to Schitt’s Creek, the actress, 71, brought joy to generations of fans. Costars and loved ones remember ‘the most wonderful, warmest, delightful human being’

Champion Legacy Dustin Johnson

This month’s Cover Story is with 24X PGA Tour Champion, US Open and the Masters Champion, Dustin Johnson. We talk with about his phenomenal career, joining LIV Golf, his team the 4Aces that he is the Owner/Captain and the upcoming season.

Six more weeks of winter:

By Matthew Triponey Of The Spirit PUNXSUTAWNEY — Those seeking relief from the subzero temperatures and heavy the last month of winter in Pennsylvania got some bad news from Punxsutawney Phil at the crack of dawn Monday, as the Seer of Seers,...

Eastern Sierra locals spell frustration ‘D-M-V’

Groundhog Day in the Eastern Sierra came with balmy weather and a call to action on social media from a local policymaker regarding the California Department of Motor Vehicles’ Bishop Office, which serves Inyo and Mono counties. “Good morning on this...

Welcome

This issue has lots of great advice and features on Franchise Brands and their Franchisees, as one of the Top magazines on Franchising in USA it is always a pleasure to bring these insights for you and hopefully get the juices flowing toward...

આખરાે ભાારાત-અમેેરિરાકેા વાચ્ચેે ટ્રેેડ ડીલ

અર્મેરિંરાકીાનાા પ્રર્મુખ ડોનાાલ્ડ ટ્રમ્ર્પોે સીોર્મ¡ારાે (2જી ફેેબ્રુુઆરાી) ભાારાતા અનાે અર્મેરિંરાકીા ¡ચ્ચેેનાા ¡ેર્પોારા કીરાારાનાે આખરાી ઓર્પો અર્પોાઇ ગયો હેો¡ાનાી જાહેેરાાતા કીરાી હેતાી. આ જાહેેરાાતા ર્પોહેેલાા ટ્રમ્ર્પોે ¡ડાપ્રધાાના નારાેન્દ્રી...

THE ICING ON THE COOKIES

It’s the sweetest time of year! Girl Scouts throughout Rhode Island received their initial delivery of cookies this past week. North Kingstown and Jamestown troops received about 12,000 boxes which were distributed to 18 troops. The troops were busy...

CONTENT

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Meet the geese who march to jazz — and the man leading them

If you hear jazz echoing down Main Street in the Town of Washington and spot a gaggle of geese marching in formation, you haven’t wandered into a dream sequence. You’ve just crossed paths with Andy Thewlis. Three evenings a week, the farm manager at...

“Area residents are not thrilled with what we’re trying to do. But I think we’ll plan it in a very thoughtful way that’s aesthetically appealing.”

ANITA VERMA-LALLIAN, ARIZONA LAND DEVELOPER

MAM’S NEW DIRECTOR

We chat with Kim Sajet, Milwaukee’s most prominent new arts leader in years, about choosing the city, the Milwaukee Art Museum’s new inclusive direction, her dustup with Donald Trump and much more.

TRUMP NOMINEE FOR U.S. MINT DIRECTOR THROWN POLITICAL HOT POTATO

As with most things in the nation’s capital, politics and gamesmanship seem part of decisions made by elected officials. This was evident during the October 30, 2025 U.S. Senate Banking Committee confirmation hearing of Paul Hollis, President Donald...

NORDSTROM AT 125

Above: Bruce Nordstrom with second-and third-generation members of the family.

Cent Coinage of 1793

The United States Mint was authorized by Congress in April 1792, but the first year was spent in erecting the buildings and obtaining the necessary machinery for coinage. A few half dismes were minted in mid-July 1792, but otherwise little else was...

INSIDE THE PC RAM CRUNCH

BOB WEIR 1947-2026

The singer, songwriter, and guitarist, who died at age 78 as this issue went to press, helped steer the Grateful Dead’s cosmic jams through the band’s first 30 years, and kept their flame burning for the 30 that followed. Read one Rolling Stone...

BEST Brooder Bets

• Most Important Features • Building Instructions • Common Options • Supply List

CAMPUS PRESS FACES RISING CENSORSHIP

BIZ: THE TECHNOLOGY ISSUE

Technology touches every aspect of our lives, including in the business world. It allows companies to connect with their customers and has led to advancements, including increased productivity. It’s a tool that cannot be ignored, yet some aspects of...

Training aid undergoes rigorous testing at U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground

American Soldiers can be confident in their ammunition because reliability has been meticulously proven at U.S. Army Yuma Proving Ground (YPG). YPG conducts rigorous lot acceptance tests (LATs) for more than live ammunition, too. Recently, YPG...

FEMA Fire Claims Director Gets 6-Figure Payout as Most Other Survivors Still Wait

The federal official overseeing billions of dollars in compensation for victims of New Mexico’s largest wildfire received a six-figure payment for smoke and ash cleaning at his Angel Fire home, even as families who lost everything in the Hermits...

Fire and ice

Blake Neff Daniel Mccarthy Tom Switzer

Special Pricing Issue!

Still Hot

New investors, passionate collectors keep sports collectibles market strong.

GOING BEYOND BASIC CABINETS:

Only about a hundred years ago, the height of kitchen design was the Hoosier Step Saver, a freestanding baking cabinet containing everything a cook needed in the kitchen of their day. We have come a long way since then with plywood and melamine...

ABOUT THE COVER:

Pilots of a North American P-51 group in flying togs and Mae West jackets at a base in England, 1944.

YEAR OF THE FIRE HORSE

FEBRUARY 17, 2026, will be the beginning of the lunar year of the Fire Horse. Lasting until February 6, 2027, this sign and element combination happens every 60 years. It occurs when the horse sign, which appears every 12 years, aligns with the fire...

Cover

Illustration by Max Guther for Bloomberg Businessweek. He uses his 3D aesthetic to simulate the chaos of the last year and the uncertainty about what’s ahead.

MEETING THE MOMENT

The United States is on the cusp of a new industrial revolution as a result of AI and advanced manufacturing, but this transformation depends on secure, reliable and affordable energy. This moment is an incredible opportunity for energy companies, but...

BY KELE JOHNSON

Forget roses and ribbons. For some people, Valentine’s Day used to come with a sharp sting. A recent online sale of a binder with about 75 pages of humorous vinegar valentines illustrates just how delightfully sour love’s flip side can be. Offered...

CHOOSE WRITING ADVICE

INDIAN FAIR & MARKET

2026 OFFICIAL GUIDE

ANTARCTICA

It had been seven days since I boarded Hebridean Sky — an Antarctic expedition ship staffed with scientists, expedition experts and doctors — and my fellow passengers and I had just spent the day hiking on the White Continent. Having attended multiple...

INTERSECT PALM SPRINGS

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LENA RIVO

The Ascendant West

Welcome to the February issue of Western Art Collector! I am writing this on the last day of 2025 and I am excited looking ahead to 2026. As I reflect on this year and the Western art market, I marvel at the record-breaking level of collecting we saw...

Soup Up Your Drill Press

Turn your drill press into a well-organized workstation with this smart storage cabinet and a few useful add-ons.

HAPPILY NEVER AFTER THE EVOLUTION OF THE HAUNTED MANSION'S ENIGMATIC BRIDE

DISNEY’S PORT ORLEANS RESORT - RIVERSIDE There’s no walk more romantic at Walt Disney World than among the gothic buildings of Disney’s Port Orleans Resort - Riverside. Listen for the clickclack of horse hooves or the mating songs of crickets (they’re...

LETTER FROM the Editor

This December will mark 60 years since Walt Disney left us, yet I can still feel his presence so profoundly every time I step inside a Disney Park or fire up Disney+ for the comfort that comes from watching a childhood favorite. Walt’s legacy is in...

What’s New in NumisMaster

It was a quieter month for bank notes at NumisMaster. We are currently doing a second survey to see what notes were released at the end of the year and what we might have missed. Countries Botswana, Colombia, Cuba, Laos, Mongolia, and Poland each had...

ICE aumenta en más de 1000% las detenciones de latinos sin antecedentes penales

Un nuevo informe de las detenciones mensuales de latinos sin antecedentes penales durante la administración del presidente Donald Trump se multiplicaron por seis en comparación con el último año del gobierno de Joe Biden, pasando de aproximadamente 900...

ON THE COVER:

NYS&W GP40 No. 3040 rolls the Utica, N.Y., local down a snowy Schuyler Street.

Next issue

In April, we celebrate 50 years of Conrail on Dave Abeles’ Onondaga Cutoff, add lights to passenger cars, visit two great layouts, work on layout scenery, and more!

Go Red for Women

disease is the No. 1 killer of women, yet too many remain unaware of their greatest health threat. The good news? Women have a powerful source of support we can count on — each other. Through the strength of community and the commitment of the American...

Time Off

The Artemis II Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft heading to Launch Pad 39B at Kennedy Space Center on Jan. 17

WHAT IS A DEMOCRAT FOR?

Today’s Democrats could aspire just to return us to some pre-Trump “normal.” But for millions of Americans, that isn’t nearly good enough. The country needs a Democratic Party that seeks to create a new and far better “normal”—and that’s willing to...

Cruising Forward, Together

The January–April 2026 issue of Cruising Perspective marks an important milestone, both for our publication and for the cruise industry we serve. It arrives at a time when cruising is consolidating its recovery while simultaneously redefining its...

Allure of the Seas: a successful but measured amplification

Expectations were high, especially given the prestige of the Oasis Class and the ship’s reputation, having won over a large community of enthusiasts since its debut. After visiting the ship both before and after the refurbishment, the conclusion is...

Complete Guide

• • • • • • •

Complete KEEPER'S GUIDE

Starting a Flock Hatching & Brooding Health & Wellness Food & Nutrition Best Breeds for Colorful Eggs Shelter & Housing Molting & Seasonal Changes

The Right Price

I posted something online a few weeks ago asking player collectors how they were staying afloat while dealing with the rising costs of the hobby. Most answers were predictable. Buying less was a top option. So was leaning into team buys in online box...

Cozy Up With Us

As we turn the page into a fresh new year, I’m so happy to welcome you to the February/March issue of American Farmhouse Style. Even though I’m no fan of Midwest winters, where I live, there’s still something special about this time of year. The...

ip Fo Hap Layer

• Bug & Parasite Prevention • Nutritional Guidelines • Common Ailments • Egg-Eating Issues • Laying Stoppages • Heatstroke Help • Layer Mistakes • Priming Pullets • Beneficial Teas • Toxic Plants

BLUEEGG BLUES

If you want blue or bluish eggs, check out these breeds.

Contributors

○ Senior reporter Matthew Boyle and senior national political correspondent Nancy Cook, both with Bloomberg News, were struck that Trump’s attacks on a company can make a powerful CEO throw their plans out the window. ▷ 7 ○ Nobel Prize-winning...

Dunking on the Competition:

TRUCK SPECS

ENGINE & DRIVETRAIN ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ CHASSIS & SUSPENSION ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ WHEELS & TIRES ◾ ◾ BODY & PAINT ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ INTERIOR & STEREO ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ ◾ SPECIAL THANKS

REVEL IN FLAVOR

Wynn Las Vegas hosted Revelry 2025 with top chefs, vintners, and mixologists offering tastings and multicourse dinners.

REVISITING EGYPT AND THE RED SEA

Many changes in two decades, but still impressive

THE PUFFINS OF GRIMSEY ISLAND

Among Iceland’s most appealing inhabitants

Writers of Color

Taking Charge

Chip Shots

WESLEY CHAPEL, FL — Saddlebrook Resort, the Florida destination known for its legendary golf and tennis, diverse leisure offerings and unforgettable group experiences, unveiled its highly anticipated $92 million transformation. Spanning 480 acres of...

THE PUFFINS OF GRIMSEY ISLAND

Twenty nautical miles off the north coast of Iceland, and located directly on the Arctic Circle, lies the tiny island of Grimsey. Formed from volcanic rock and rising to more than 300 feet above the pounding waves, Grimsey is home to fewer than 100...

THE PUFFINS OF GRIMSEY ISLAND

Twenty nautical miles off the north coast of Iceland, and located directly on the Arctic Circle, lies the tiny island of Grimsey. Formed from volcanic rock and rising to more than 300 feet above the pounding waves, Grimsey is home to fewer than 100...

THE ULTIMATE MULTIGENERATIONAL GETAWAY

JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa offers the ultimate luxurious, stress-free family escape. Discover enriching experiences for the body, mind, and spirit with curated family-friendly adventures, exceptional culinary offerings, and warm, intuitive...

Come in to the Comfort of Country

Welcome to the inaugural issue of Country Sampler Home! We’ve combined everything you love about Country Sampler and Country Sampler Farmhouse Style in one brand-new magazine that features the gorgeous home tours, inspiring style ideas and simple...

MEDICAL FRONT

• Reassuring findings about popular PPID treatment • Listen up! A new way to monitor grazing • Study offers clues to managing foals for future success • New laminitis research center slated to open in Mississippi

BRAND-NEW SAL & SERIES FOR 2026!

EDITORIAL COVER

Netflix premieres Cosmic Princess Kaguya! (produced by Studio Colorido, Studio Chromato and Twin Engine) in January.

MICHELLE GASS AND LEVI’S CONQUER THE WORLD

WWHEN LEVI’S CEO MICHELLE GASS WAS IN JAPAN last summer, she and chief product officer Karyn Hillman wandered down the street from the brand’s store in Tokyo’s trendy Harajuku neighborhood to a small, unassuming vintage shop called Berberjin. They took...

Actively Black founder Lanny Smith.

When she was only 6 years old, Ruby Bridges walked to school in November 1960 and made history. Dressed for her first day at what was, until that moment, an all-White elementary school in New Orleans, federal marshals flanked her as she made her way...

F1 Driver GEORGE RUSSELL

ON THE COVER

The meteorite that carved out Meteor Crater had a sister; it impacted Earth many years later, but a surprisingly small distance away.

(AND THEY’RE NOT PLAYIN’ AROUND)

After years of stability with Bt traits, corn rootworm is pushing back again.

A New Year of Empire

US starts 2026 by bombing Venezuela and kidnapping its president, setting a tone of imperialist violence for the year. With its violent military intervention into Venezuela – a country I used to live in – the U.S. has begun this year with entitled and...

Key West Express

Key West Express Salty Sam’s Pirate Cruise Cruisin’ Tikis Off the Leash Charters

CURATED WITH CARE

In the quiet countryside of British Columbia, this vintage lover and shop owner has transformed a 1970s houseinto a layered, soulful retreat.

Project House Tennessee Update

DINING IN STYLE. Bathed in natural light, this serene dining space will pair clean architectural lines with soft textures. The arched entry frames a tableau of creamy neutrals, from upholstered dining chairs to gauzy drapery that filter the sunlight....

31 MUST MAKE PROJECTS FOR SPRING

PRINCE OF PREDICTION MARKETS

Apple Watch Ultra 3 review

Whereas the Apple Watch Ultra 2 (fave.co/48w89hi) offered very minimal upgrades three years ago, the Ultra 3 is a complete overhaul of Apple’s rugged outdoor smartwatch. In addition to the expected leap to a new chip, the manufacturer has given the...

AUTO WORLD

American Muscle 1962 Chevrolet Corvette

Moment Magazine

is known for its award-winning journalism, first-rate cultural and literary criticism and signature “Big Questions”—all from an independent Jewish perspective. Founded by Leonard Fein and Elie Wiesel in 1975, it has been led by Nadine Epstein since...

2026 WOOD INNOVATION AWARDS: 13 COOL NEW TOOLS FOR THE NEW YEAR!

COUNTERSINKS STAY SHARP WITH CARBIDE CUTTERS Countersink drill bits aren’t glamorous, but are indispensable workhorses for building projects with screws. Like all bits, they eventually get dull, resulting in ragged countersinks and tear-out. Make It...

Lakeside Effect

Restful living starts outdoors in this charming lodge on the water. Step inside the Missouri home to see nature’s serenity inspire a redo of cozy interiors that show how nostalgic architectural bones can live on forever.

DISCOVERIES

An island in the Azores with year-round festivals and natural wonders; Benin’s traditions and cultural scene draw new visitors; a restored New Orleans inn that’s a landmark of Black music; and more.

With its bold, layered patterns, this Lake Tahoearea cabin brings peak cozy vibes.

SOUP FOR ALL!

Tortilla Soup, Stracciatella, Hot-and-Sour Soup, Japanese-Style Meat and Potatoes, and more

TURKS AND CAICOS

ST. LUCIA ENGLAND MAURITIUS SOUTH AFRICA FALKLAND ISLANDS INDONESIA AND MORE

THE ART OF SELLING SMART

For independent artists and crafters, selling on multiple marketplaces can be a powerful way to grow, but success doesn’t come from simply “being everywhere.” Each marketplace has its own audience, fees, algorithms, and customer expectations. That’s...

RISING TO THE SUMMITS OF THE HIMALAYAS

A ride into thin air, through the sacred heights of Ladakh.

CHYNA TAYLOR

IT WOULD BE EASY to look at hockey phenom Chyna Taylor’s résumé and assume she was SportsKid of the Year material from the start. In 2024, when she was just 15 years old, Chyna was the youngest player on the U-18 national team. It made her the first...

NAVIS Curated Collection 2025

Each year, the NAVIS Curated Collection brings together a rare assembly of properties that exemplify the highest expression of luxury across hospitality, gastronomy, wellness, and yachting. Selected through the NAVIS Curated Protocol, our rigorous...

Grounded

On Mars, in the belly of a rover named Perseverance, a titanium tube holds a stone more precious than any diamond or ruby on Earth. The robot spotted it in 2024 along the banks of a Martian riverbed and zapped it with an ultraviolet laser. It contained...

Miracles and wonders, and wondering about miracles

The billionaire investor Peter Thiel (or maybe his ghostwriter) once said, “We were promised flying cars; what we got was 140 characters.” That quip appeared in a manifesto for Thiel’s venture fund in 2011. All good investment firms have a manifesto,...

The Real Simple Method Checklist: Garage

IF YOU HAVE... 15 MINUTES Quickly gather old catalogs, newspapers, magazines, and remnants of DIY projects. To the trash they go. TOSS THESE THINGS. 1 HOUR In the garage, find homes for these items: sports equipment, power tools, and gardening...

WAYS WINTER

THE EDITORS’ AND READERS’ CHOICES FOR THE BEST BRIDAL SHOP, CATERER, CAKE, FLORIST, FORMALWEAR, AND MORE!

QUIET LUXURY

Liz Caan crafts a refined, neutral-toned retreat where high-quality materials, thoughtful details, and whimsical touches create a timeless home for a young family.

ON THE COVER

Jacket and pants by MAGLIANO Shirt by TONYWACK Glasses by CHROME HEARTS Watch by AUDEMARS PIGUET Gloves by ERL THIS PAGE Jacket by JACQUEMUS Shirt by TONYWACK Pants by MAGLIANO Glasses by CHROME HEARTS Watch by AUDEMARS PIGUET Gloves by ERL

When Two Icons Speak the Same Language: The Tag Heuer Carrera Chronograph X Fragment Limited Edition

In the panorama of modern horology, certain collaborations transcend mere co-branding and instead become a dialogue — a whispered exchange between heritage and contemporary creativity. The latest TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph × fragment Limited Edition...

Avios PNF PBY-5A Catalina

A technically refined tribute to a maritime legend

WE ARE BIG GAME

Previews and recaps of Marlin Expeditions and Marlin Tournaments, designed to fuel the passion of big-game sport fishing and competition.

BECOMING, SLOWLY

For a long time, I stepped away from writing editorials. Not because I had nothing to say, but because I was changing. And sometimes, when we are changing, silence is also part of the process. When I created Lifestyle, almost twenty years ago, I was...

A Dynamic Market

Welcome to the January/february issue of American Fine Art Magazine and Happy Newyear! I hope your collecting adventures include attending a live auction this year.you will see why in our popular and ever-expanding Collector’s Guide to 2026 Auctions,...

STARS’ WEIRDEST PHOBIAS!

What makes a great CAMP PONY?

CAMP PONY? What makes a great

The Teahouses at the Top of the World

Trek to the summit of one of Nepal’s peaks and find welcome pockets of respite along the way in the form of a warm cup of tea and human connection

THE SUPERFOOD OF SKINCARE

The sisters of Le Prunier infuse plums and family legacy into their products.

AMERICAN GLADIATOR PART 4

If you’ve been following our American Gladiator series, you know we’ve come a long way from the bone-stock 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon we started with. We tackled the suspension with Skyjacker’s long-travel lift kit, added Dirty Life beadlocks wrapped...

Journey to Andalusia

WFIRST TWO DAYS hen my friend and fellow animal photography educator, Nicole Begley, reached out to me and asked if I wanted to co-lead a workshop in Spain, I was all in. What I didn’t know then was how much this trip would change me. THE ANDALUSIA...

Good-For-You Meats

Lean cuts of beef, lamb, and pork provide protein as well as essential vitamins and minerals for optimum health.

HOTELES

COMODIDAD Y CONFORT Gran selección de hoteles para vivir la temporada en ambiente familiar

INSPIRATION, IMAGINED

Our January/February cover through the years.

Editor’s Letter

Happy New Year! We’ve made it to 2026, and I wish all of you the best, whether you’re eld collecting, shopping for specimens, making your own creations, or running a “rocky” business. I hope you are successful in all your endeavors. is year, we’ve got...

SECOND NATURE

Thoughtfully crafted with connecting in mind, this lakeside home is built to bring generations together.

İSTANBUL STYLE MAP

Beyond a postcard-perfect skyl ne, tour st crowds and gu debook h ghl ghts l es a v brant da ly rhythm —one you can only access by tun ng nto the c ty just l ke a local. Follow our curated t ps to uncover the authent c exper ences that stanbul lov...

Pittsburgh | 2nd Edition

An in-depth review of the key issues facing Pittsburgh’s economy, featuring the exclusive insights of prominent business and regional leaders.

Jacksonville

An in-depth review of the key issues facing metro Jacksonville’s economy, featuring the exclusive insights of prominent business and regional leaders.

Roundtable: Expanding footprint

Stacey Brandt, Executive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer, Tampa General Hospital Wendi Goodson-Celerin, Executive Vice President & Chief Nursing Executive, Tampa General Hospital Qualenta Kivett, Executive Vice President & Chief People...