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President Donald Trump hosted the Kennedy Center 's leadership at the White House on Monday night, reinforcing how much attention he's devoting to remaking a premier cultural center as part of a larger effort to overhaul the social and ideological ...

Some places seem to communicate with you when you visit. Not audibly, of course, but they somehow impart the echo of a life lived long ago. That's the feeling I get at Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park.

Jose Andres remembers when he went to Haiti after the devastating 2010 earthquake that the government estimates killed more than 300,000 people.

The Bloomberg terminal that offers markets and stock data to traders worldwide suffered an outage Wednesday morning, with U.K. and European traders particularly affected.

House Republicans are leading an effort to prevent states from regulating artificial intelligence for 10 years.

The Washington Commanders are coming to HBO, alongside their NFC East rivals. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said at Tuesday's league meetings that the division would be featured in the 2025 installment of "Hard Knocks: In Season."

Marian Rivman is pushing 80. Harriet Luria is a proud 83. In this trio, Carol Leister is the baby at 62. Together, they have decades of experience with yoga. Only now, it involves a chair.

Sharper blades cause onions to release fewer tear-producing particles when they're cut, Cornell University scientists conclude in a new study.

A lot of American adults - about 3 in 10 - make use of astrology, tarot cards or fortune tellers at least once a year. But only a small fraction of them rely on what they learn from these practices to make major decisions.

Cardi B is no stranger to ASCAP accolades with another prestigious honor soon to join her trophy case.