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On the Agenda for Australia’s State Visit: China, Trade and a U.S. Marine Band
President Biden will welcome Anthony Albanese, the prime minister of Australia, for meetings and a state dinner in Washington.
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Fall Is on the Menu for Australia’s State Dinner. The B-52s Are Not.
Because of what the first lady called “tumultuous times,” the White House canceled a plan to have the B-52s perform, inviting the musicians as guests instead. Root vegetables will be featured at the table.
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How to Be a Good Person: A Simple Guide
“You can’t be a good person if you don’t know how to be a good person.” – Unknown The severity of the global pandemic has forced many of us to confront our mortality. It has also forced us to take a good, hard look at our habits and how we want to be remembered. For…
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Florida Caimans, an Invasive Species, Could Be Close to Eradication
Caimans are an invasive species in Florida, where they ran wild over half a century ago. Researchers known as the Croc Docs may be close to helping eradicate them.
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Why breakfast sandwiches rise and shine as cereal keeps losing steam
Sales of breakfast sandwiches, in fast-food restaurants and in grocery store aisles, see massive gains amid the need for portability and protein.
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Our 4-year-old is acting out, especially with his younger brother
Our 4-year-old is having tantrums, is whiny and worst of all, is acting out against his younger brother.
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There is power in telling your children ‘I don’t know’
We can help set kids up for academic success and better relationships by modeling the ability to admit when we don’t know or are wrong.
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Smoked Mackerel Pate Board
A smoked mackerel spread with crunchy vegetables and toasted bread can be an appetizer or a quick weeknight meal.
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Miss Manners: My husband’s rude friend spilled wine all over the place
Letter writer can’t stand husband’s insulting friend who spills wine everywhere.
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Live updates: Republicans to vote to pick their next House speaker nominee
House Republicans start over on the search for the next speaker of the House after Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) was ousted last week. Eight candidates are competing in the latest round.