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No politics today. We’ve had two weeks of thinking about horrible things, and I’m taking a day off. But Existential Comics offers something equally unpleasant and I’ll spare a tear for poor Hercules.

ORANGE PARK - The Golden Years Gala will be presenting its 18th annual event to recognize older adults for outstanding volunteer service in Clay County. What a wonderful way to say, “Thank You!” … ...

Why Cartoons Are More Than Just Kids’ Shows: Cartoons occupy a unique space ... Cartoons are not simply a corner of children’s programming; they’re a vibrant art form capable of engaging, entertaining ...

Hey everyone, how are you doing? I hope all is well. This past weekend, I had the fortunate pleasure of ducking into The Art Hive, 203 N. Cortez St., about a block and a half off of the courthouse ...

Bloom Energy expects explosive power demand from data centers, driven by AI and cloud computing. The latest update from Chinese start-up DeepSeek, however, has sent panic waves among U.S. tech ...

With costs increasing and people finding it more difficult to keep up with payments, many are looking for a way to increase their income. There are many ways you can make more money today ...

“She’s going to earn way more than she did at the Today show,” a source exclusively shares in the latest issue of Us Weekly. “Now that she’s not full-time at NBC, Hoda’s going to be ...

It may be that we work for something better than we have now, step by step. After her passing, Cecile’s family released a statement. It read, in part: If you’d like to celebrate Cecile today ...

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump plans to sign more than 50 executive orders Monday — and possibly more than 100 — on the first day of his second presidency, according to a person in his transition ...

Trump's remarks on Monday were more ominous than his first largely because of ... such a historic political comeback. But as you see today, here I am. The American people have spoken.” ...

More than 42,000 people are in Olmsted ... all Olmsted County residents have in common – they want today to be better than yesterday, and tomorrow to be better than today. In a community that ...