POLITICS
Steve Bannon: And you’r out at the White House
Steve Bannon helped Trump capture the imaginations and votes of Americans, pushing him past President Obama and his Democrat’s no-growth, no-jobs policies.
Deconstructing American history: Don’t stop with the Confederates
Bill Clinton treated women like sex toys, reducing them from people to things. That's the principle of slavery. Is Clinton more statue-worthy than slave owners?
ENTERTAINMENT
2017 Home Remodeling Trends: What’s ‘In’ and what’s ‘Out’
Most people think interior design is for high-end homes and wealthy people. But following trends for home remodeling can be a smart home investment.
Death is the Enemy: Game of Thrones Fan Chat, Sunday 9:00pm...
This week’s episode is 70 minutes long, with the final episode clocking in at 80 minutes long. What will happen in the two and a half hours left?
BUSINESS
Trading Diary: Investors thank God the weekend’s coming
The annual August-September stock market has arrived with a vengeance in 2017. Individual investors try to circle the wagons and get through the next assault.
Friday stocks: Bungee jumping on Bannon, Barcelona and oil
The market's down! It’s up! It’s down again! It’s Trump! It’s terrorism! It’s Cohn! It’s Bannon! Markets pause August correction, confusing bulls and bears alike.
TRAVEL
The American Hotel in Sag Harbor: A Legacy of Brilliance
The American Hotel combines an exhilarating atmosphere, exceptional fine dining, exquisite wine, and the legacy of 45 years at the vortex of nightlife in Sag Harbor.
Health tips for summertime and anytime travel
Alaska has bird-size mosquitos, and from the Eiffel Tower to the Arc de Triomphe is farther than you think. Good shoes and bug spray can save your vacation.
SCIENCE
The one thing that will keep mind-body medicine out of the...
‘Is there a time we will discover that healing responses and mind-body medicine really moves more toward the mind side than the body side?’
Battling ALS: Creatively thinking outside the box
Each day with ALS is a transition. A new learning experience. Morphing from being able to do simple daily tasks into partial dependency is one of the hardest.
LIFE
USO airport lounges: An oasis for military personnel
The USO began just prior to America's involvement in World War II when President Franklin D. Roosevelt and it is still supporting our Troops here and abroad
Families flee following rural Alaska school closings
What politicians are missing is that school closures leave students without educational resources and lessens the community as a whole putting them at risk.
Boxing history in the making: Crawford vs. Indongo, ESPN Saturday
SAN DIEGO, August 18, 2017 – Since 2007, the definition of a true unified champion in professional boxing is any boxer who holds the...
And the new: Shocking upset in Japan, Nery scores TKO win...
SAN DIEGO, August 15, 2017 – The longest reigning world champion in boxing got the shock of his life in front of his equally...
WORLD
Is Europe smothering under the weight of an Islamic invasion?
Muslim families are increasing in size, thus creating greater numbers of Muslims which, over the next few decades, will engulf the Western world before we even know what hit us.
NOKO, Democrats’ unfinished business and nuclear brinkmanship
Whether Trump is forced to clean up Truman’s unfinished North Korean mess with China’s saber-rattling ally, is up to actions of NOKO's rotund little dictator.
Top Photo Galleries
When Lucky Millinder toured the South with an integrated Big Band
Black Harlem bandleader Lucky Millinder turned Jim Crow on its head when he added 7 white musicians to his Big Band and toured the South in the 1940's.
