​Biden Ready To Run, First Lady Says: The AP Interview

"Of course he'll listen to me, because we're a married couple," the first lady said, adding, "he makes up his own mind, believe me."

FDA's Tobacco Unit Pledges Reset After Criticism

The FDA tobacco program is besieged by criticism from all sides — including from lawmakers, anti-smoking advocates and tobacco companies.

Lexy Panterra Releases New Electro-Pop Single "Under Me'

Known for her fierce music and personality Lexy is back with her newest girl power anthem

Consider An FHA Cash Out Program

Tapping into your home’s equity responsibly is one of the best ways to take the reins of your finances for immediate needs and emergencies.

Audien & Codeko Team Up for "Antidote" Feat. JT Roach

THE UPLIFTING PROGRESSIVE HOUSE ANTHEM IS THE TRIO’S FIRST SINGLE OF 2023

‘WE BRIDGE’ Music Festival + Expo Announces Monsta X and Jessi

K-Pop sensations to perform with major acts already announced including ENHYPEN, KANG DANIEL, VIVIZ

Dr. Seuss' 'How The Grinch Stole Christmas!' Gets A Sequel

The original book sold nearly 10 million copies in North America alone and, like other Seuss books, has been translated into many languages.

U.S. Mass Killings Linked To Extremism Spiked Over Last Decade

Mass killings linked to extremism were at least three times higher in the last decade than the total from any 10-year period since the 1970s

Majority In U.S. Worry About China's Global Influence: AP-NORC Poll

Tensions with China are crackling after government officials discovered and shot down a Chinese spy balloon two weeks ago.

9 Good News Stories: Anti-Bullying Upstander; Beloved Crossing Guard

Good Samaritans on opposite ends of the East Coast save neighbors from fires; why a dry cleaner refuses payment; keeping siblings connected.

PHOTOS: Winter Weather Cancels Flights And Closes Highways

See photos of the brutal weather affecting much of the West, bringing travel to a stand still.

What Woman In History Would You Most Like To Meet? [Patch Survey]

For National Women’s History Month, we’re asking readers — including kids — to tell us what woman in history they’d like to get to know.

Hotels Rebound From Pandemic But Can't Find Enough Staff: Report

Hotel tax payments to state and local governments is projected to exceed pre-pandemic levels as occupancy approaches 2019 highs in 2023.

FHA Premiums Reduced: What This Means For You

As HUD noted, this reduction could save an average borrower $800 a year.

No Cow Needed: Oat And Soy Can Be Called Milk, FDA Proposes

FDA guidance Says plant-based beverages don't pretend to be from dairy animals — and that U.S. consumers aren't confused by the difference.

How Biden Asylum Rule Affects Immigration, Compares To Trump

Biden's approach mirrors an attempt by the Trump administration that never took effect because it was blocked in court.

​Space Telescope Uncovers Massive Galaxies Near Cosmic Dawn

Researchers expected to find little baby galaxies this close to the dawn of the universe — not these whoppers.

​Biden Shores Up Western Allies As Putin Digs In On Ukraine

As Biden met with the Bucharest Nine, Putin played host in Moscow to Wang Yi, the Chinese Communist Party's top foreign policy official.

Your Neighbor’s Free-Range Cat: What Do You Do? [Block Talk]

What do you do about neighbors whose indoor-outdoor cats kill wildlife, do their business in your flower gardens or cause other problems?

What Just Under $1M Gets You In NJ, MA And FL Real Estate

Designed for entertaining, these three houses priced just under $1 million also offer picturesque views, privacy and sanctuary.

Historic Winter Storm Snarls Travel, Slams Midwest With Snow, Ice

Winter storm and blizzard warnings were in effect​ Wednesday as snow, strong winds and bitter cold blanketed the Upper Midwest.

‘Cocaine Bear,' Ray Liotta’s Final Movie, Opens In Theaters Friday

Loosely based on a true story from the high times of the 1980s, “Cocaine Bear” could strike a blow against business-as-usual Hollywood.

In Poland, Biden Says U.S. And Allies 'Have Ukraine's Back'

Biden's speech came one day after his daring, unannounced trip to Kyiv, where he met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

After Indulgent Mardi Gras, Ash Wednesday Signals Abstinence, Fasting

Lent, the six-week period before Easter and one of the most important times of the year for many Christians, starts with Ash Wednesday.

145K Cans Of Baby Formula Recalled Over Cronobacter Concerns

ProSobee Simply Plant-Based Infant Formula in 12.9 ounces containers were manufactured between August 2022 and September 2022.

Tuesday Morning Discount Home Goods Retailer To Close 263 Stores

In its bankruptcy filing, Tuesday Morning said it is closing more than half of its 487 stores, located in “lo w-traffic regions.”

​ Buttigieg Urges Safety Changes After Fiery Ohio Derailment

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced a package of reforms calling for more accountability by the nation's freight railroads.

Mardi Gras Brings Joy - But Also Worry Over Violent Crime

Thousands of revelers are expected to pack the French Quarter and line miles of parade routes in a citywide Mardi Gras celebration.

Supreme Court Wrestles With Lawsuit Shield For Social Media

At issue: Can the family of a U.S. college student killed in a Paris terror attack sue Google for helping extremists spread their message?

The Rightful Place of Anger

​Anger does have its rightful place. It can be a life-saver, and well as life-taker.

Gunman Kills 6, Including Ex-Wife, In Mississippi: Sheriff

Armed with a shotgun and two handguns, 52-year-old Richard Dale Crum opened fire in the small town of Arkabutla.

Why Balloons Are Now In Public Eye — And Military Crosshairs

The U.S. is updating how it monitors and reacts to unknown aerial objects after the recent discovery of a suspected Chinese spy balloon.

Off Camera, Fox Hosts Doubted 2020 Election Fraud Claims

Rupert Murdoch called election conspiracy theories "really crazy stuff": filings in Dominion Voting Systems’ $1.6 billion defamation suit.

When Daylight Saving Time 2023 Begins, Will It Be For The Last Time?

State legislatures have taken up at least 450 measures that would go into effect if the Sunshine Protection Act becomes federal law.

11 Good News Stories: Boy, 9, College-Bound; ‘Super Dad’ Legit Moniker

Man who saved a baby in a stolen SUV would “do it again”; Valentine’s Day cards by the thousands; a “multi-generational labor of love.”

Feeding Geese Makes Messy Walks And Neighbor Relations [Block Talk]

Geese, ducks and swans not only get along fine without our help, even in cold weather, they’re better off without it, Patch readers say.

Wholesale Price Pressures Emerge Despite Long-Term Slowdown

From December to January, the government's producer price index jumped 0.7%, driven up in part by a 5% surge in energy prices.

Biden Wants 'Sharper Rules' On Unknown Aerial Objects

Still unaddressed are questions about the balloon that flew over sensitive military sites, including whether it was transmitting signals.

Random Acts Of Kindness Day 2023: Stories That Show How It’s Done

People around the world are encouraged to commit a random act of kindness Friday, setting the tone for a culture where kindness is the norm.

Mystery Listeria Outbreak Sickens People In Multiple States: CDC

The outbreak, which has sent 10 people to the hospital, may be more widespread than reported illnesses indicate, the CDC said.