Dr. Ted Goudge, a Shenandoah native and retired Associate Professor of Geography at Northwest Missouri State University, has ...

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The University of California-Santa Barbara’s Benjamin Cohen said California seceding from the Union could occur within a ...

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The ongoing Israeli assault on Gaza, with its catastrophic death toll, has yet again revealed how linguistic framing shapes ...

A woman with a visual impairment who joined a befriending service has spoken about the boost it has given to her confidence. Jean Zhang, 59, from Cambridge used local charity CamSight to get back into ...

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"As I was growing up, I began to be attracted to a certain kind of man," Lucinda Williams once wrote, "and I would maintain ...

While the Buckeye Tavern bills itself as a steakhouse (and yes, the steaks are indeed worthy of praise), it’s the chicken ...

Explore Somalia's most dangerous areas beyond the Green Line. Learn why these zones are off-limits and what travelers and journalists must know.

Iran’s foreign minister says the country is open to resuming nuclear talks with the U.S. if guaranteed no further attacks.