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Samuel F.B. Morse: Artist and Inventor
The lesser-known but influential artistic legacy of America’s famous inventor.
What to Do Before You Claim Social Security
Get the most out of your Social Security benefits by understanding when to claim, how work affects payouts, and what taxes you may owe.
E.W. Marland Mansion: A Palace on the Prairie
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit a Mediterranean Revival-style castle in America’s heartland.
Tune in Today: Saint-Saëns’ Secret Composition
Composed originally to amuse guests during a Mardi Gras gathering, the celebrated work blends wit, texture, and melodic brilliance.
‘Taking Religion Seriously’: One Man’s Journey To God
Respected political scientist Charles Murray tackles his own path to acknowledge the existence of God.
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A Holiday Timeout
A medley of golden spices—ginger, turmeric, coriander, and cumin—infuse each spoonful with gentle heat and immune-boosting nutrients.

What to Do With Your Trump Tariff Rebate
A $2,000 tariff-funded payout is only a proposal for now. If it lands in your pocket, here are smart ways to use it.

Compassion in Action: Three Sisters Bring Toys, Joy, and Healing to the Poor in South America
Remote villages experience joy and relief as the Ross sisters join their father on annual missions to some of the poorest regions of Latin America.

Theodore Roosevelt, the Bad Lands, and Healing Power of the Wilderness
Driven by grief, Theodore Roosevelt fled to the wilderness of the Bad Lands and found healing, then passed it down to future generations.

Stuffed Mushrooms
Filled with a rich sausage filling and baked until golden, these stuffed mushrooms are simple, delicious, and always a hit at holiday gatherings.

Consumers Should Do Their Research Before Giving in to Travel Tuesday Temptation
Travel Tuesday promises big savings—but experts warn shoppers to look past flashy discounts and read the fine print before booking.

This Isn’t Marie Antoinette After All
Jean-Etienne Liotard’s beloved portrait presumed to be the 7-year-old Austrian archduchess is likely to be of her sister, Maria Carolina.

The Secret to Impossibly Fluffy Southern-Style Biscuits
Don’t take biscuit-making too seriously, but try to make them regularly.

8 Ways to Help Children Experience Arts and Culture
From visiting art galleries to taking music lessons, experiencing the riches found in art and music sets a foundation for life.
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Ask Angi: Do I Have Enough Insulation?
Good insulation acts like a blanket for your home, keeping temperatures stable without forcing your HVAC system to work overtime.

Cozy Up With Great Gardening Books
What do gardeners do in the winter? We read about gardens and gardening, of course.

The Best Food Scene You Don’t Know About Is in Buffalo, New York
Buffalo might be synonymous with hot wings, but there’s a less heralded bar staple that represents the city even better.

Nissi Hamilton: How the Girl the System Failed Became the Voice It Can’t Ignore
Once a homeless teen mom trapped in human trafficking, Nissi Hamilton now fights for national legislation to give survivors a second chance.

Compassion in Action: Three Sisters Bring Toys, Joy, and Healing to the Poor in South America
Remote villages experience joy and relief as the Ross sisters join their father on annual missions to some of the poorest regions of Latin America.

Archaeologists Find 3,300-Year-Old Vessels for ‘Cult Rituals’ Near Armageddon Biblical Site in Israel

5 Powerful Principles From ‘Lord of the Rings’ to Strengthen Your Life
Tolkien’s classic fantasy series has much to teach about personal character.

‘No Small Thing’: The Enormity and the Sacrifice
Author Harold Coyle attempts to encapsulate the ground-level struggles of soldiers during the American Revolution.

‘Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail?’: Playing Peacemaker
Molecular biologist and Nobel Laureate Peter Agre envisions himself as a ‘science diplomat.’

Theodore Roosevelt, the Bad Lands, and Healing Power of the Wilderness
Driven by grief, Theodore Roosevelt fled to the wilderness of the Bad Lands and found healing, then passed it down to future generations.

‘Much Ado About Nothing’: Engaging and Hilarious
The classic Shakespeare play is just as entertaining, impactful, and hilarious today as it was four centuries ago when it was first performed.

7 Simple Habits That Will Transform Your Writing
Great writing begins with simple, practical habits that build precision, structure, and intention, one sentence at a time.

8 Ways to Help Children Experience Arts and Culture
From visiting art galleries to taking music lessons, experiencing the riches found in art and music sets a foundation for life.

Raising Lions: A Bold New Way to Parent Strong Kids
Parenting guru Joe Newman encourages adults to reestablish their authority compassionately.

Snow Days: Ideas for Frosty Family Fun
Spending time outdoors improves mental and physical well-being. Make some lifelong memories with these DIY winter activities for all ages.















































