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New Year’s in Prison is Different, Especially with a Long Se…
[ad_1] Five…four…three…two…one… Happy New Year! Balls drop. Confetti flitters. Fireworks burst. We dance, drunk-sing our favorite songs, and kiss our favorite lover. The year has begun — unless you’re in prison. On the outside, my New Year’s Eves were typical: My friends and I did the countdown. We threw confetti and watched the fireworks. We…
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Slow Cooker Creamy Chicken & Corn Soup
[ad_1] This creamy chicken & corn soup is lightened up, yet still wonderfully rich and hearty thanks to its thyme-infused broth and generous mix of root vegetables, chicken, and sweet corn. A little prep happens on the stove, then everything finishes together in the slow cooker, making this one of those low-effort, high-reward meals you’ll…
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How the 1973 oil crisis forced Nixon to rethink time
[ad_1] The president even urged Americans to lower their thermostats in homes, offices and factories by at least six degrees Fahrenheit. Anticipating a chilly response, Nixon tried to thaw the tension. “Incidentally, my doctor tells me that in a temperature of 66 to 68 degrees (18C to 20C), you’re really more healthy than when it’s…
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What to Pack for a COSTA SERENA Cruise • Manila Sailings 202…
[ad_1] Asian cruises homeporting from Manila are rare. So if you’re one of those who managed to grab Costa Serena’s offer to sail from Manila to various destinations across Asia, including Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea, your next step is to start preparing for your much-awaited cruise! Combining sponsored and personal trips, our team has…
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Jennifer Morrison: The Seasons Captured in Colored Pencil
[ad_1] The Unexpected Beginning: A Pencil, a Spark, and a New Direction Roughly a decade ago, Jennifer Morrison made what seemed like a small decision that would ultimately shift the course of her creative life. Armed with a basic set of colored pencils and guided by a single online tutorial, she entered the world of…
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U.S. Postal Service To Honor Phillis Wheatley With Heritage …
[ad_1] by Kandiss Edwards January 4, 2026 Phillis Wheatley is the first published African-American poet. The U.S. Postal Service will honor Phillis Wheatley, the first published African-American poet, with the 49th Black Heritage Stamp, continuing a decades-long series recognizing Black contributions to American history. The stamp, part of the Postal Service’s Black Heritage series that…
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Three People Injured During Early Morning Shootings
[ad_1] Seattle police are investigating after three people were injured during multiple shootings throughout Seattle this morning. At about 1:40 a.m., patrol officers responded to Harborview Medical Center (HMC) to interview a victim, suffering two non-life-threatening gunshot wounds (GSWs) in his left leg. The 38 year old told police that around midnight, while he was…
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Is $15,000 for cross-border tax help too much?
[ad_1] Rita*, 61, and Darcy, 60, built half their careers in the United States and the other half here in Canada. They now live and work in Quebec. The bulk of their retirement savings are in U.S. employer-sponsored retirement plans and they are both eligible for Social Security and Quebec Pension Plan (QPP) benefits. Ideally,…
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White Bean Soup Recipe – Love and Lemons
[ad_1] This white bean soup recipe is a cozy, healthy, and delicious one-pot meal! It’s filled with creamy white beans, tender vegetables, and flavorful herbs. This white bean soup recipe is the perfect cozy meal for a cold day. A savory, garlicky broth surrounds tender vegetables, kale, and creamy, protein-packed white beans. Fresh herbs and a…