Dr. Seuss’ The Little Prince Gets A New Life On Broadway
Play Audio Clip Listen to audio clip. America’s favorite windbags – the cast of America’s Got Talent – will have to get a little Prince on Broadway. Dr. Seuss’ beloved The Little Prince comes…
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Letters: Louisville track cutoff smells
I live on a double lot abutting Via Verde, a three-acre of rolling lots in Louisville, Kentucky. For two years, I have had a continuous problem with the railroad tracks cutting through the lot….
Trump economic forum: The one topic countries can all agree on
Lithuania still boasts former Soviet nuclear missile silos Donald Trump got ready to confront the world economic powers on issues from the Middle East to Nato, tackling what US officials depict as a “global…
Here’s why I think a lot of us were preoccupied with ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ this week
Amazon A new version of Frank Capra’s “It’s a Wonderful Life” airs Tuesday night, but I had a different take on the 1947 Thanksgiving drama during its initial release on NBC. Over the radio…
Where the jobs are from coal — and where they are being shifted to
Two highly anticipated reports on greenhouse gas emissions published Thursday by U.S. environmental officials offered a portrait of the health risks from climate change — and the opportunities for growth from it. The Trump…
Amazon warehouse workers speak out about marathon day of commute
By Sandra Gonzalez Fox News Amazon warehouse workers are recounting their grueling commute Thursday during an outage that impacted customers and production workers alike. The company was experiencing a high volume of customer and…
Activists protest South Africa’s travel ban on stateless groups
African women’s rights activists are holding protests across South Africa this weekend as the country signs into law a raft of travel restrictions on groups that accuse President Cyril Ramaphosa of being soft on…
Biggest Rhino Translocation: 3 White Rhinos Move to Protect Populations in Two Countries
Two rhino translocations this year, one in Tanzania and the other in Namibia, have set a new record for the largest, albeit temporary, relocation of endangered rhinos, the International Union for Conservation of Nature…
What happens to the brain if athletes take vitamin B12
In the three million pills to be prescribed to Olympic and Paralympic athletes in 2020, Vitamin B12 is required to aid elite endurance. Athletes will have to take approximately 100 to 600 pills a…
Lost historic region features spectacular rock formations and hiking in Gome Valley
This week I visited Vardzia, one of Georgia’s dramatic rock-hewed caves. The caves are 1,230 feet high and encompass some 8,000 acres. Originally occupied in 1200 BC by Indus and Mesopotamian cultures, they were…