This viral sleep hack, called cognitive shuffling, has TikTok talking. Try it tonight and see if it improves your sleep.

Libraries across TN have received orders to review their collections to be compliant with an executive order. See what ...

Traditionally on the feast of Epiphany, Catholics bless their homes by writing the letters C, M, and B and the numbers of the ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. In 2017, I came down with a serious illness. It took weeks for the doctors ...

Random acts of kindness are alive and well! This is a letter of sincere thanks to the angel who helped me last Saturday. I dropped my credit card down a sewer grate outside the CVS store on Ulster ...

While preparing to strap a Christmas tree on my wife’s compact car, a man with a pickup truck noticed me untangling cord and kindly offered to transport our tree home for us, about four miles from the ...

In her July 27 column about random searches at schools, Amelia Pak-Harvey provides data about the policy’s effectiveness — or lack thereof. Here’s what it boils down to: It does not work. In fact, ...

The internet is an inherently strange place. I mean, the fact we call it a place at all shows how we lack the vocabulary to really express what it is. And in this space (here we are again), strange ...

“It’s been a crazy ride," said Jim Glaub, who doesn't know why they get them. — -- What started as a mail mix-up has now turned into a global movement. Jim Glaub and Dylan Parker would receive ...

Philosophers and theologians of a traditional kind might be interested in your article on cosmic origins (1 December, p 32) which acknowledges the universe must have had a beginning, even though we ...

I saw something recently that touched my heart. I was sitting in my truck at a busy intersection. The traffic was thick; it was a Friday and beginning to rain. I stared in disbelief at the rat race, ...

Catherine de Lange’s look at the growing influence of smartphones lamented the removal of chance and choice in our lives by technologies like GPS and recommendation services (25 August, p 46), and ...