What Are Those Weird Devices Basketball Players Are Holding?
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As the prospect of a mid-March government shutdown looms, President Donald Trump endorsed the idea of a continuing resolution to fund the government...
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‘We’re no longer in a Cold War, we’re in a hot war, we’re no longer fighting the Soviet Union, we’re fighting Russia.’
Read MoreFrom the Archives: Dr. Bunche, Given Nobel Peace Prize for Work in U.N., Dies
UNITED NATIONS — Former U.N.-secretary General Ralph Bunche, who retired from his United Nations post earlier this year because of ill health, died...
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All of us are probably glad to see the back of 2021. It was the year in which the great vaccine rollout was meant to see off the pandemic — only...
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The weather in Texarkana, which stretches through Texas and Arkansas, on Wednesday was stormy with a chance of falling fish. Two storms blew through...
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If you run with the pack, you need not bark but wag your tail you must. Russian proverb. For 23 years, I was literary editor, and later also film...
Read MoreWeekend Beacon 2/23/25
Last week I was in Austin and stopped into the LBJ Presidential Library, which is definitely worth a visit. It's got the presidential limo, a replica...
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London — Adlai E. Stevenson, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and twice a Democratic candidate for President, collapsed and died of an...
Read MoreBlowback in the Windy City: 4 in 5 Chicagoans Disapprove of Dem Mayor, Poll Finds
Only 8.2 percent of residents support Brandon Johnson's reelection, according to poll
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