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I could probably make smashed potatoes several times a week and never get bored of them. Tiny, parboiled potatoes that are crushed into a smattering of crispy deliciousness? Sign me up. I am an artist and smashed potatoes are my preferred medium. This hot honey variation, in a lot of ways, speaks to my personality. […]

Julia Letlow (R) won a special election in Louisiana on March 20 for the U.S. House seat of her late husband, former Rep.-elect Luke Letlow (R), who died in December due to complications from the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus. Letlow received 65 percent of the vote, according to the Louisiana Department of State. Democrat

The special election to fill the Louisiana U.S. House seat vacated by Rep. Cedric Richmond (D-La.) is heading to a runoff after none of the contending Democrats secured enough votes on March 20 for an outright victory. Sen. Troy Carter (D) will face off against state Sen. Karen Peterson (D) in April. Carter received 36

As the profane runs rampant, there is little left that is sacred. Sacred love has been turned on its head, and people today often value vice instead of virtue. Love, however, used to be sacred. The controversial painting “Sacred Love and Profane Love” by Giovanni Baglione might give us insight into the sacrality of love.

A severe weather warning for heavy rainfall has been issued for the Northern Territory’s typically dry and arid southern regions. The Bureau of Meteorology has warned up to 60 mm of rain could fall across the Lasseter and southern Simpson districts on Sunday as a cloud band strengthens over central Australia. It is expected heavy downpours could trigger

A restaurant owner in Michigan was arrested on Friday for defying state CCP virus pandemic restrictions and ignoring a court order, according to the state attorney general. Marlena Pavlos-Hackney, owner of Marlena’s Bistro and Pizzeria in Holland, was taken into custody following a traffic stop for failing to comply in a civil case filed by the Michigan Department

Petra Vlhova became Slovakia’s first overall Alpine skiing World Cup champion on Saturday after finishing sixth in the final women’s slalom of the season. With only a giant slalom still to come in the Swiss resort of Lenzerheide on Sunday, Vlhova has her hands on the big crystal globe with an unbeatable 136-point lead over

Thousands of workers in China’s Guangdong province gathered in front of their workplace to protest pay cuts, overtime work without pay, and overdue social insurance owned by their employer. The labor protests broke out in front of Nanhua Metal Gem Craft Co. Ltd. in Nanhai, Foshan City, overnight on March 18 and extended into March 19.

China’s state-controlled media are on the offensive after top Biden officials and their Chinese counterparts clashed during their first in-person talks in Alaska. The two-day meeting, covering an array of issues that have strained relations between the two countries, got off to a rocky start on March 18, with the Chinese officials reacting angrily to

South Dakota Kristi Noem on Friday sent a bill that bars biological males from participating in women’s sports back to state legislators for changes. Noem, who previously said she was “excited” to sign the bill, expressed concern that the bill in its current form contains “vague and overly broad language” that could have “significant unintended