America

As the first weekend of January unfolds, communities across the United States are shaking off holiday downtime with a mix of fun, interactive, and memorable events perfect for singles, couples,

A New Nation, A New Tradition When Congress asked George Washington to issue a Thanksgiving Proclamation in fall 1789, the United States was just months into its new constitutional government.

As October draws to a close, the United States comes alive with glowing pumpkins, swirling costumes, chilly evening breezes, and a shared spirit of playful mystery. Halloween weekend isn’t simply

Ghosts in the People’s House It’s known as the most powerful address in America—but according to presidents, first ladies, and staffers alike, 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue is also one of the

Autumn Weekend Vibes: What’s Happening Across America, October 24–26, 2025 As October draws to a close, fall’s magic is in full swing—crimson leaves, brisk air, and cozy gatherings that make

Autumn in the U.S. has a way of stretching time — every crisp breeze feels like an invitation to get outside, connect, and explore. As the leaves turn and festival

America loves a good weekend, and the first one in October is offering something for everyone. From music lovers to families in search of seasonal fun, from couples seeking culture

A Culture of Contradictions As a result of all-encompassing technological control of communications, we now live in what I call paradoxical irony. We talk endlessly about cultural divides, rhetoric, vitriol,

Yesterday, Governor Phil Scott of Vermont issued a solemn reflection marking the 24th anniversary of the terrorist attacks that shook the United States on September 11, 2001. His words, though

Some weeks leave you searching for words. This one has been such a week. On September 10th, the nation lost Charlie Kirk in a shocking public assassination. A husband, a