David Myles Entices on Strong Single "Making Believe"

A Standout Release for 2022

Kids With Disabilities Face Off-The-Books School Suspensions

Informally removing special needs students circumvents federal laws that protect kids from discipline for behaviors related to disabilities.

Flight Attendants To Finally Get Longer Rest Periods Promised In 2018

Current federal rules allow flight attendants to work up to 14 hours in a day and get nine hours of rest between shifts.

7 Things To Avoid With Car Windshield Damage

If you spot a crack or chip in your car’s windshield, don’t wait for it to get worse or attempt to drive with restricted visibility.

Justices Appear Open To Challenge Of Landmark Voting Rights Law

Some conservative justices seemed sympathetic to Alabama's arguments the court should insist on a "race-neutral" approach to redistricting.

Great American Beer Festival Features 500 Breweries And 2,000 Beers

The Great American Beer Festival, considered a beer lover’s bucket-list item, is once again an in-person event after COVID-19 sidelined it.

Aurora Borealis Displays Possible In Northern States After Solar Storm

A “cannibal​” coronal mass ejection contains tangled magnetic fields NOAA says “can do a good job sparking auroras.”

​U.S. Warns About Foreign Efforts To Sway Midterm Voters

Russia amplifies doubts about election integrity as China undermines politicians seen as threats to its interests, the advisory suggests.

​Oath Keepers Trial: Jan. 6 Was 'Armed Rebellion,' Prosecutor Says

Defense attorneys accused prosecutors of cherry-picking comments and said the government has no evidence of a plan to attack the Capitol.

Draconid Meteor Shower Peak Nears; Orionids, Taurids Flying Now, Too

Unpredictable Draconid meteor shower can pass without notice— or Draco the dragon may awaken and spew hundreds of shooting stars an hour.

To Trust or not to Trust

Whether and to what extent to trust life is one of the earliest lessons we learn as infants. It is a lesson we never forget.

11 Good News Stories: ‘Fatbergs’ On Notice; Kitten Saves A Family

Police get a reminder of “we’re here for a reason”; Chicago Blackhawks make everything OK for a local club; baby’s birth full of surprises.

Money Names 2022’s Best Places To Live In The U.S.

The cities on this year’s list offer residents the best opportunities, quality of life, and diversity, according to the publication.

Ambitious White House Plan Aims To End Hunger In U.S. By 2030

The lofty plan to end hunger in America by 2030 is anchored on proposed legislation, regulatory changes and public-private partnerships.

Lay Zhang Releases Stunning New Video for "Veil"

The international phenomenon celebrates his 10th anniversary

Metaverse Artists PYSONICS Share Must See Performance in VRJAM

The event takes place live on the VRJAM Platform's '5th Dimension.' Group also debuts new single "GELATINOUS FATSO”

Celebrate National Coffee Day With Another Cup — You May Live Longer

Go ahead and have the caffeine, too. A new study suggests caffeinated coffee reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease and arrhythmia.

Forbes 400: Super Rich Are Getting Poorer, But Still ‘Doing Just Fine’

Elon Musk unseated Jeff Bezos, who topped the list for four years, and Mark Zuckerberg fell out of the Top 10, down from No. 3 in 2021.

Churches Defend Clergy Loophole In Child Sex Abuse Reporting

In 33 states, clergy are exempt from laws requiring teachers, physicians, psychotherapists and others to report alleged child abuse.

Alzheimer's Drug Shows Promise In Early Results Of Study

Drugmaker seeks an accelerated approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the agency is expected to decide by early next year.

Oktoberfest: What To Know About U.S. Festival Of German Beer, Culture

Oktoberfest will wrap up in Munich soon, but in the United States, many festivals of German beer and culture continue through October.

New ‘Ale-ment’ Afflicts America’s​ Small Breweries: CO2 Shortage

Supplies of carbon dioxide typically tighten in the fall, but the pandemic has worsened the situation for America’s independent brewers.

Why government debt is not like your mortgage

Sometimes we are asked why we at Truth in Accounting care so much about total government debt.

Katie Couric Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Katie Couric, the former co-anchor of the Today Show, is sharing her breast cancer journey, from diagnosis to treatment.

Just The Facts: Camp Lejeune Lawyers + Medicare, Social Security Scare

If you’re being robbed at the ATM, will entering your PIN backward photograph the suspect and summon the police? Is “telling the bees” real?

Declan O'Donovan Shares "Get Thee Behind The Wheel"

One for the Books

Ollee Owens Shares"Through the Darkest Night"

From the 'Cannot Be Unheard' LP

Transportation Department Unlocks $5B For EV Charging Stations

DOT to dole out $1.5 billion, or $5 billion over five years, to jumpstart the Biden administration's push for zero-emission cars and trucks.

​Need Your Fireplace Or Chimney Serviced? Just Enter Your Zip Code!

Finding and hiring a professional for the job is easier than you think.

Want A Professional To Clean Your Gutters? ​​Just Enter Your Zip Code!

Cleaning your gutters helps ensure they won’t leak water into your home or collapse during a bad storm or rough winter.

Need Junk Removed ASAP? Hire A Pro Today — Just Enter Your ZIP Code!

Getting rid of bulk trash, old appliances, debris and more is easier and more affordable than ever.

For Good Neighbor Day, Readers Share Stories Of The Best [Block Talk]

From “Mr. Neighbuhr” — yes, really! — to Mr. J, good neighbors help out without being asked, Patch readers say.

‘Rainbow Fentanyl’: 5 Things To Know, Including How Kids Are Targeted

Drug cartels are using social media to find new customers for brightly colored fentanyl pills that look like candy, according to the DEA.

Pfizer Seeks To Expand Omicron Booster To 5- To 11-Year-Olds

The hope is that the modified boosters will help tamp down continuing COVID-19 cases and blunt another winter surge.

​Russia Grants Citizenship to Ex-NSA Contractor Edward Snowden

U.S. intelligence officials say Snowden — a righteous whistleblower protecting civil liberties among supporters — damaged national security.

NASA Crashes Spacecraft Into Asteroid The Size Of Building

NASA sends Double Asteroid Redirection Test spacecraft on unmanned suicide mission testing ability to knock near-Earth objects off course.

The Search for Approval

​I don’t know if we come into the world seeking approval, but we sure learn to soon after we arrive. We seek it early from our parents.

Visit National Parks For Free, Volunteer On Public Lands Day 2022

National Public Lands Day is held annually on the fourth Saturday in September.

Jupiter To Reach Closest Point To Earth In 60 Years

The planet will be most visible in the night sky Monday, when the gas giant also reaches opposition, according to NASA.

Alok performs at United Nations to kickoff NYC’s Global Climate Week

Global Music Star Performs with Brazilian Indigenous Groups at UN for "The Future is Ancestral" to Kick off NYC's Climate Change Week