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King of the Scatterguns
The single best and most economical arm for hunting and defense in the Wild West was the double-barreled shotgun.
The Kindled Flame 1835
A LONG ROAD TO THE BATTLE AT THE ALAMO
Three for the Road The Bird Cage, the Butterfield and the Bunch
Three Western legends receive their due, a biography of an outlaw, a new look at La Frontera and a new biography of a Great Plains river.
The Frontier Characters of South Dakota
Calamity Jane, Wild Bill and George Custer roamed the Black Hills.
FRIENDS WITH (HEALTH) BENEFITS
It can be tricky to find time for human connection (because, life). But friend time benefits your health in far more ways than one.
HOW TO FORGIVE A FRIEND
In close relationships, hurt happens. If you're ready to let it go, here are some guidelines.
Pretty PASTELS
Embrace the season with easy Easter and Passover crafts for an unforgettable celebration.
Why I RAGE CLEAN
How my compulsion to tidy reveals more about my stress and mental load than it does about my need for spotless countertops
Kris Kristofferson-A Texan at Oxford
The scholar, songwriter, pilot also acted in dozens of Westerns.
Earp, Cowboy Songs & Prairie Hygiene
Marshall Trimble, Arizona's official historian and the beloved, now-retired writer of Ask The Marshall, has shared countless stories over the years.
Spring Cleaning for CAT OWNERS
Reduce household allergens with these easy moves.
The Beginnings of the Bird Cage
Owner Billy Hutchinson led it through some difficult times.
A Gut Punch Turns into a Miracle Reprieve
A dedicated father/daughter team is restoring a historic New Mexico treasure.
Selling the Mythic West and the Real West
Parade saddles, illustrations and movie memorabilia were sold at auction.
The Bowie Knife
The Bowie knife is an iconic symbol of American toughness and independence. Yet, its true origins are often misunderstood.
BLACK GOLD ON THE WESTERN FRONTIER
The land Spanish explorers called \"Colorado\" was an untamed wilderness in the mid-nineteenth century. Yet following close on the heels of western trailblazers came pioneers of a different sort determined to tame the Wild West.
FRONTIER COLOSSUS
A LOOK BACK AT THE LEGENDARY TEXAS COWBOY WHO TRANSFORMED THE AMERICAN SOUTHWEST
A PLACE FOR Everything
Make every room more functional (and pleasing to the eye) with these brilliant space-saving tips from organizing pros.
THESE small changes CAN TRANSFORM YOUR health
There's no need to rethink your entire way of life! These incremental moves will yield big payoffs.
Letter carriers' union rallies for better worker protections
Members of the National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) recently held a rally in front of Harlem's Manhattanville Post Office on West 125th Street.
Celebrating the Black immigrants who shaped NYC's history
New York City turns 400 years old this year and centuries of literal blood, sweat, and tears have gone into making the city what it is a titan of industry, a bastion of culture, a tiny archipelago with millions of people, and a place that has always been home to immigrants of all kinds.
French Tycoon Works Ties To Spare His Luxury Empire
LVMH chief Bernard Arnault has known Trump for decades. Can he leverage those family bonds to fend off new tariffs?
Senators Stick With Narrower Budget Blueprint
Senate Republicans said they would stick with their plan to vote on a narrow part of President Trump's agenda focused on border security and military spending, brushing off his comments that he favored a broader approach led by House Republicans.
Trump Feuds With Zelensky Over Ukraine
Trump calls Ukraine's president a dictator’, Zelensky says Trump repeats propaganda
Malaria Vaccine Delivered Via Mosquito Bite
“THE MOSQUITO IS one of the deadliest animals on the planet,” declared two South African researchers in a recent Nature article.
Trump Tests the Limits of Executive Orders
WELL BEFORE PRESIDENT Donald Trump returned to office, his supporters boasted that he would start the second term with a flurry of executive actions.
TRUMP'S DRAMATIC CROSSROADS
WILL PROTECTIONISM OR DYNAMISM SHAPE THE FUTURE OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY?
AI Isn't Destabilizing Elections
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PESSIMISTS, take note: New research suggests that fears about AI tools destabilizing elections through political misinformation may be overblown.
Newark cut street homelessness in half in 2023 - can NYC follow suit?
In 2022, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka rolled out \"The Path Home\" to end chronic homelessness in New Jersey's biggest city.
Afro Latino Colman Domingo receives Montecito Award at Santa Barbara International Film Festival
As the 2025 Oscar Academy Awards® season approaches, \"Sing Sing\" is emerging as a major contender, earning an impressive 97% Rotten Tomatoes score from both critics and audiences.