In the early days when families settled in the rural South, they produced many of the products they consumed, but they could not produce everything they needed. Long before cars and mass transit, general stores stocked the necessities of local rural families. Early settlers in North Fulton and other areas often created crossroads communities consisting … Read more
Analysts have applied a myriad of, sometimes contradictory, labels to try to make sense of President Donald Trump’s second term. He is an isolationist and transactionalist. He’s a populist. Or, these days, neocons. One way to understand both him and the broader context of current geopolitics is to understand the difference between structure and agency. … Read more
Editor’s note: Brendan Reilly’s “Solano Chronicle” column appears every other Sunday in the Times-Herald. During World War II, thousands of women worked in grueling shipbuilding jobs on Mare Island. Vallejo sculptor Giancherry is determined to ensure their memory lives on with a 10-foot-tall bronze statue on the island, which was once a naval shipyard. Mare … Read more
The Mexican Consulate General in Los Angeles helps thousands of citizens register their births and obtain passports every week, and since the start of President Trump’s second term, loved ones who have violated his administration’s immigration policies have had increased access to legal assistance. Serving the country’s largest Mexican community, all 53 Mexican consulates in … Read more
Navdeep Chandel, MD, David W. Kugel, MD, professor of medicine in the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, was the study’s senior author. Molecules once thought to be harmful metabolic byproducts may play important roles in early development and gene regulation, according to a new study published today. nature It challenges decades of biochemical … Read more
The city has been discussing housing production since its inception. This battle isn’t just about density, it’s also about design and culture. In 1869, the New York Tribune reported on new developments in Manhattan. “Few people who pass by Broadway will notice it…currently under construction…one of the largest and most magnificent hotels on the western … Read more
NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans-area students were among 40 Louisiana middle and high school students from the CARES Mentoring Movement Network, a mentoring effort founded in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, to join the American Medical Association (AAPA) for immersive and hands-on learning about the physician associate profession at AAPA 2026. Physician associates (PAs) are … Read more
atomic Eagle Ltd. is pleased to report the results of an ongoing close-in ground radiometry survey conducted during the second quarter of 2026 in the Muntanga North exploration area within the company’s 100% owned Muntangauran project in Zambia. Of the 80 kilometers planned, a total of 53 line kilometers have been completed across five of … Read more
Africa Mastermind Community Foundation, a non-governmental organization (NGO), has organized an emotional intelligence development program to equip students with essential life skills for personal and social growth. The initiative, held in partnership with New Estate Baptist Secondary School Surulere, is part of the organizers’ activities to commemorate the annual Children’s Day 2026. Children’s Day is … Read more
Simon Jenkins’ argument is short-sighted and ignores the fundamental reason HS2 was designed in the first place – the West Coast trunk line is full and the UK is teetering towards its worst transport bottleneck (HS2 is the wildest white elephant in British history. Please put me out of my misery, May 21st). Cost and … Read more