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Every weekend we present a notable item from our archives. This EPOD was originally published on October 8, 2013. Photographer: Steven Poole Summary Author: Steven Poole Pictured above in the far background is Naatsis’aan (Head of the Earth Woman), a...

The publication refers to a senior Pentagon official.

ARIES.  (March 20 - April 18):  You can't push for everything and expect to succeed.  Expending energy in all directions dilutes efforts.  You need to prioritize. 

DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — Alexandra Johnson has plenty of people to go to with questions as she prepares to have a baby in July.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) — Most of Iowa depends on volunteer fire departments to respond to fires and other emergencies, but the number of available volunteers has been dwindling for years.

The 2022 San Diego Crew Classic will kick off Saturday morning bringing rowers back to Mission Bay after a Covid-induced hiatus.

A GARDEN expert has detailed their "secret" to gorgeous grass on your lawn, which will also stave off brown patches.

Deer Valley is a ski-only resort, meaning no snowboarding is allowed.

The world may be less dependent on oil now than it was during the energy shocks of the 1970s, but the Ukraine conflict is stark evidence of a stubborn craving.

How a winemaker from Kent found a gap and filled it

Amid a propaganda onslaught my fellow citizens are afraid to resist, but risk is the price we pay for survival

Russians hold a disproportionate number of the biggest ones

Distillers are turning to local ingredients to fire up their malts

Modest steps, taken universally, accrue savings

Maynard Manyowa worked with Prophet Shepherd Bushiri for six years. During this tim, he saw a cleric who knew how to use the media shrewdly to boost his followers. Manyowa writes of his experience of the first time he met Bushiri.

Russia, Ukraine and South Africa face entrenched ethnic and cultural differences that evoke religiopolitical tensions. Charles Villa-Vicencio examines if nationalistic religion is a mere shadow of a prevailing political order.

There is growing tendency for 'low-hanging-fruit', 'staple diet' journalism currently instead of empowering citizens with in-depth, nuanced and contextual understanding, as journalists engage in stories that will easily fill in the spaces or airwaves, writes Mapi Mhlangu.

You’re driving slowly along a street, looking for a place to park. You come across a long stretch of parallel...

Ozan Varol shares a simple principle that will ultimately lead you to happiness.

Easter is fast approaching and we cannot wait for four whole days of scoffing hot cross buns and tucking into chocolate eggs.  

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The past 12 months have, once again, been a little bit iffy for the film world. While cinemas have been open around the UK for some time now, the ongoing Covid situation has meant they haven’t always been the most enticing environments for a lot of us.

In March 2020, when the pandemic was in its nascent stages, 32-year-old Lucy O’Keeffe contracted Covid, feeling its effects to the highest degree.

Bridgerton fever is currently sweeping the globe once again, following the arrival of the raunchy Netflix period drama’s second series.