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A ‘Leaner-Meaner’ DeSantis Campaign Faces a Reboot and a Reckoning
The campaign’s missteps and swelling costs have made donors and allies anxious. One person close to the Florida governor said he had experienced a “challenging learning curve.”
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As Inquiries Compound, Justice System Pours Resources Into Scrutinizing Trump
For all their complexity, the Trump-related prosecutions have not significantly constrained the ability of prosecutors to carry out their regular duties, officials have said.
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15 interesting facts about cybersecurity you probably didn’t know
In a world where we are increasingly reliant on technology, it’s no surprise that cybersecurity is a hot topic. However, there are still many people who are unaware of the basics of this important issue. Here are 15 interesting facts about cybersecurity that you probably didn’t know. 1. There is no such thing as 100%…
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At her wedding, her two oncologists walked her down the aisle
“We get a lot of hard questions as oncologists, but this was probably the easiest one to answer,” Van Karlyle Morris said about being in his patient’s wedding.
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Tomato Bruschetta
This take on the classic Italian antipasto maximizes the tomatoes’ flavor by giving them time to marinate with olive oil, garlic and salt.
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Ask Amy: Husband’s spiritual journey feels like a betrayal
Letter writer’s husband has embraced a “New Age Philosophy” after being a devout Christian.
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Carolyn Hax: Family walks on eggshells after mom’s tragic death
A letter writer whose mom died by suicide grows weary of family’s constant “checking in.”
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Mike Pence struggles to gain attention and traction in longshot bid
Trump’s former vice president is having difficulty attracting enough donors to qualify for the first Republican debate.
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Huge Protest March Reaches Jerusalem After 5-Day Trek From Tel Aviv
Tens of thousands of protesters reached Jerusalem on Saturday, some having walked 40 miles from Tel Aviv. The march highlighted the depth of opposition to a government plan to restrain the judiciary.
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Far Right May Rise as Kingmaker in Spanish Election
A messier political landscape has lent leverage to the extremes, leaving a hard-right party with a chance to share power for the first time since Franco.