Celebrating the Life of a Beloved North Country Figure A celebration of life was held in Carthage, NY, to remember Charles Lehman. He was a very loved person in the North Country community. People liked him because he was kind, funny, and helped the town a lot. The event was at the Carthage American Legion. … Read more
The English Channel one of the world’s busiest shipping lanes has become the latest flashpoint in the growing tensions between NATO allies and Russia. In the past fortnight a routine operation turned into a high-stakes standoff as the Royal Navy patrol ship HMS Severn executed a “round the clock shadowing operation,” intercepting a Russian warship … Read more
The Blending of Scripture and California Politics California Governor Gavin Newsom is using Bible verses more often in his speeches. Many people use faith in public life, but some conservative Christians say Newsom is not showing real Christian belief. They think he is using Bible verses for political gain. This article explains why some Christians … Read more
The start of the 2025–26 NBA season is showing how strong the Duke basketball program continues to be. Many former Duke players are doing very well. The biggest name right now is Charlotte Hornets rookie Kon Knueppel, who looks like the early favorite for Rookie of the Year. No. 1 pick Cooper Flagg is also … Read more
In a deeply polarized political climate moments of bipartisan rebuke against a sitting president are rare and highly significant. Recently President Donald Trump’s comments accusing Democratic lawmakers of “seditious behavior” and treason following a video aimed at members of the military have ignited a firestorm unifying critics across the political aisle. The controversial comments which … Read more
How much brain power does it take to lead the free world? The highest office in the United States needs extraordinary intellectual brilliance and historical analysis proffers us with fascinating IQ estimates for the men who occupied the White House. These scores aren’t just numbers they hint at the sharp minds behind crucial Presidential Achievements … Read more
Former ‘Real Housewives’ Star Jen Shah to Be Released from Texas Prison Early, Reports SayJen Shah, who was a star on The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City (RHOSLC), is reportedly going to be released from prison earlier than expected. She was in the news a lot because of her serious financial crime. Many media … Read more
Tim Weiner’s new book, The Mission: The CIA in the 21st Century, gives readers a clear look inside the CIA, the secret American intelligence agency. He builds on his earlier book, Legacy of Ashes, about the CIA during the Cold War. Weiner, who has long reported on intelligence, explains the CIA’s structure, goals, and moral … Read more
Many Los Angeles Chargers fans want to know if the team is playing today, November 23rd. Week 12 of the NFL has many Sunday games, but the short answer is no — the Chargers are not playing today. The Chargers are one of four teams on a bye week in Week 12 of the 2025 … Read more
New York City has the largest public school system in the United States, with more than one million students. Now, with new Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the school system may see big changes. During the mayoral race, education was not talked about much. But now it will become one of Mamdani’s most important goals. The challenge … Read more