On this day in history, October 26, 1825, Erie Canal opens, transforming American infrastructure, commerce
The Erie Canal opened Oct. 26, 1825 and proved one of the most successful public works projects in American history, reshaping large swaths of the national economy.
Israel-Hamas War: Turkey’s President Criticizes Israel and Backs Hamas
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s comments are likely to strain relations between his government and those of other NATO members, including the United States.
LAPD officers involved in Keenan Anderson death found out of policy
Several Los Angeles police officers broke department policy when they grappled with and used a stun gun on Keenan Anderson, the Police Commission ruled Tuesday.
Robert Irwin, Sculptor of Barely-There Art That Exists at the Limits of Vision, Dies at 95
His projects included designing Dia:Beacon and a garden for the Getty Center.
How to Create a Root Cellar in Your Modern Home
While most of us aren’t going to move to an acreage to build out a homestead, there are tiny bits of the lifestyle that can help you save money, grow…
Leonardo da Vinci used toxic pigments when he painted the Mona Lisa
Plumbonacrite has previously been found in later works by Rembrandt.
‘I’ve prayed for each of you’: How Mike Johnson led a campaign of election denial
The new speaker, an unsung enabler of Trump's last-ditch effort, privately urged his colleagues to oppose the election results the day before the attack on the Capitol.
MAGA MIKE! Johnson Elected House Speaker, Ending 3 Weeks Of GOP Chaos
The relatively unknown Louisiana Republican had fewer enemies than the previous GOP speaker candidates.
We Must Put Our Body Where Our Mouth Is
The path to restoring Christian credibility is paved with embodied action, not empty words. It's no secret that people today are questioning their faith and leaving the church because of…