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In a wide-ranging press conference on Saturday, US President Donald Trump on Saturday explained the operation to extract Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro from Caracas, said Washington would temporarily “run” the country, and warned neighboring Colombia to be wary. Here are the highlights of the press conference, in Trump’s own words: – On what comes next … Read more

Myth, Meaning, and Practical Wisdom for Better Rest and Peace of Mind Every so often, a simple image shared online sparks a surprising amount of debate. One recent example shows an elderly woman with a serious expression, warning viewers never to place their bed in a certain position. According to the message, doing so invites … Read more

How One Puzzling Shape Sparked Curiosity, Creativity, and Connection Online Holiday traditions have a way of comforting us, especially as the years go by. Baking cookies, laying out decorations, and opening familiar seasonal items can feel like stepping into a well-worn routine that brings warmth and reassurance. That is why it was so surprising when … Read more

A Quiet Act of Kindness That Returned in an Unexpected Way Christmas Eve had a way of magnifying everything that was already hard. That night, the cold felt sharper than usual. The wind sliced through my thin coat as I stepped away from my cleaning job at a large house across town, my hands stiff … Read more

I was seven years old when my life split cleanly in two. One moment, I was sitting in the backseat of our car, coloring in a book that smelled faintly of crayons and vinyl. The next, I was waking up in a hospital room with pale green walls, staring at a ceiling that didn’t look … Read more

I once believed the hardest thing I would ever do for my marriage was give up a part of my own body. Becoming a kidney donor for my husband felt like the ultimate act of love, the kind of sacrifice people talk about in quiet, reverent tones. I never imagined that the real test would … Read more

For many couples who have been together a long time, Christmas becomes less about surprises and more about comfort. Traditions repeat themselves, memories pile up gently, and life settles into something familiar and safe. That was exactly how our life felt. My husband, Greg, and I had built a marriage that didn’t need explaining. We … Read more

The morning of my father’s funeral arrived under a heavy Barcelona sky. Low clouds pressed down on the city, turning the streets gray and muted, as if even the air understood what had been lost. My father, Richard Hall, had lived here for decades. A British man who crossed borders, built a life from nothing, … Read more

For many people, breakfast is either rushed or overlooked entirely. A slice of toast eaten in a hurry, a sweet pastry grabbed on the way out the door, or nothing at all until hunger becomes impossible to ignore. Yet doctors and nutrition experts continue to point to one simple, familiar food that can quietly improve … Read more

My mother left when I was thirteen. She didn’t slam doors or shout accusations. She packed her suitcases quietly, kissed my father on the cheek, and walked out as if she were stepping away from a dinner party that no longer interested her. She never looked back. No calls. No letters. No birthdays remembered or … Read more