A daughter’s legacy and connecting with family and community
For my sons and me, the most cherished part of the holiday season is gathering with our family. There is nothing more sacred than spending time with our loved ones.
Bird flu kills 20 big cats at Washington Wildlife Refuge
Bird flu claimed the lives of 20 big cats at a Washington wildlife center this month, forcing the sanctuary to close until further notice.
Congress’ Democrats urged to use Jan. 6 vote count to block Trump from White House
Not all Democrats have resigned themselves to President-elect Donald Trump taking office as Inauguration Day approaches.
Venezuela matters!!!
President Trump, Venezuela matters! How the United States handles the Venezuelan crisis will profoundly affect not only this nation and your administration but also the entire Western Hemisphere.
Guatemalan migrant charged in woman’s subway death said he was drunk, doesn’t remember killing
The Guatemalan immigrant accused of setting a woman on fire and watching her burn to death on a New York City subway train returns to court Friday, just days after his initial hearing where he said he was drunk and doesn’t remember the brutal slaying.
Retail industry projects surge in post-Christmas regifting and returns
To regift or to return? That is the question for millions of people sorting through tight orange sweaters, toothpick replicas of Sputnik and solar-powered flashlights in the days after Christmas.
Rookie QBs Daniels, Penix square off as Commanders face Falcons with playoff stakes
Two first-round rookie quarterbacks will face off in prime time for the first time in NFL history on Sunday night as Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders host the Atlanta Falcons and new starter Michael Penix Jr.
Former Democratic presidential candidate Williamson wants to run DNC
Former Democratic presidential candidate Marianne Williamson on Thursday said she’s launching a bid for chair of the Democratic National Committee, entering a crowded field calling for seismic change to the organization.
Lyft accuses San Francisco of $100 million tax overcharge
Lyft accused the city of San Francisco of sending an incorrect tax bill that overcharged the rideshare company by $100 million.
Soda giants brace for RFK Jr., aim to protect their product
Major soft drink companies are pushing back against the potential removal of sugary drink coverage from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in case Robert F. Kennedy Jr. takes over Health and Human Services with plans to remove soda and processed food from the system.