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by Rix Quinn I’m not sure I had much sense of smell until sixth grade. The only aroma I remember before that was dinner rolls in the elementary

By Gregg Behr and Ryan Rydzewski It has been off the air for more than two decades, but Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood still matters — a fact that might

Lee, a Houston Democrat, said she plans to continue serving but could have some occasional absences from Congress. BY POOJA SALHOTRA U.S. Rep Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, is undergoing treatment

By James B. Ewers Jr. Ed.D. Donald John Trump was found guilty last Thursday in what was called the hush money trial. He was found guilty on 34

The documentary, titled “The Sixth,” not only captured the horror and chaos of that fateful day but also delved deep into the lives of those thrust into the

An in-depth exposé by the award-winning news site noted that, despite being convicted on all 34 felony charges brought by the Manhattan District Attorney’s office, the GOP’s presumptive

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By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent In a historic and dramatic moment, the jury in New York delivered a resounding verdict on Wednesday, finding former

Marian Lois Shields set out on a journey that was characterized by fortitude and compassion after emerging from the vibrant tapestry of Chicago’s South Side. From her early

BY NINA LAKHIANI During his time at Carter High School, Patrick W. III never tried to fit in. Even though making friends and helping people feel seen comes naturally.