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They call it brainrot. Inane short-form videos just stimulating enough to keep you watching and scrolling, in a zombie-like manner, through whatever the algorithm presents next; not quite dull enough ...

Don’t make me stand up for Graham Linehan, or this may be a very short column. Not a lot springs to mind. Father Ted was, and remains, very funny. The IT Crowd wasn’t for me, but he won an Emmy for it ...

The air is crisp, the sun is shining, and it seems that fall is finding her way to Lancaster County. Soon, candy apples will be a sweet treat in every hand, and children will be laughing in costumes, ...

The train ride from Orlando to Miami showed the possibilities. Stephanie Hayes is a columnist offering her thoughts on current events, life and culture. She can be reached at [email protected].

As I stared out the window at the broken fences of West Palm Beach, I thought, “How dreamy.” Gnawing a $5 wedge of banana bread, I whispered, “This is what the poets knew.” The bar for romanticizing ...

There has been no shortage of half-baked and ill-conceived policymaking in the last 11 years. The latest in this series of planned misadventures is the Great Nicobar mega-infrastructure project. The ...

The most expensive county in Wyoming to build a house thinks everyone should pay more to build a house. Does that make sense? In Teton County’s twisted logic, forcing residents to pay higher building ...

Once again, our politics is back at the stage where it has mostly been: self-destructive. As before, our political parties are trying to impose their partisan interests above those of the people. Once ...

I recently came across some news and video tidbits that dwelt more on the desire of some people to make money through outrageous behavior, in the hope that the videos they upload on social media sites ...

Bankrate’s new 2025 study on the best and worst states for saving money confirms what many of us already sense: where you live can make or break your ability to build a cushion.