Sunday, December 22, 2024
Lifestyle/Travel
NEW YORK, NY Dec. 10 (DPI) - A UNLV creative writing professor offered in a NYT op-ed this week that men are reading less these days, and reading and writing hardly any fiction, a development he says
NEW YORK, NY May 2 (DPI) - Both the Wall Street Journal and New York Times picked up a story this week about a survey of dog owners - published initially in the journal Science - who widely believe b
WASHINGTON, D.C. A few idle observations about these interesting times (Originally posted March 16):
People seem much more anxious at the up-market Whole Foods than at the much-less-posh Food Lion
NEW YORK, NY Feb. 11 (DPI) - Pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training tomorrow, but there's little indication Major League Baseball has put the sign-stealing scandal behind it.
This week i
NEW YORK, NY Oct. 15 (DPI) - NBA Superstar LeBron James came down on the side of authoritarianism yesterday when he remarked that a team executive's tweet supporting the Hong Kong protests was "misin
NEW YORK, NY Sept. 11 (DPI) - A lengthy feature in last week's Sunday New York Times Magazine suggested the long-unprofitable Womens National Basketball Association isn't getting a fair shake - the v
WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. 12 (DPI) - Two star baseball players - Bryce Harper and Manny Machado - are still looking to cash in on free agency, still unsigned after a three-month off-season that official
NEW YORK, NY Jan 19 (DPI) - Even a moralizing columnist couldn't resist the temptation to look - while telling everyone else to look away.
In a column yesterday New York Times technology editor Kar
WASHINGTON, D.C. Oct. 3 (DPI) - A medical research group in India came up with a startling fact recently: 259 people over a six-year period worldwide lost their lives while taking photos of themselves
WASHINGTON, D.C. Feb. 13 (DPI) - It is downright grotesque that the world has assembled 50 miles from the border of a backward and oppressive hermit state, and more grotesque still that we allow that
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