Toddler finds stone which turns out to be 3,800-year-old artifact with Biblical background

During a recent family outing to Tel Azekah in Israel, 3-year-old Ziv Nitzan strolled along a path with her family. She picked up a stone which turned out to be an ancient scarab amulet dating back 3,800 years. “Out of the 7,000 stones around her, she picked up

NC lawmakers misfire with bill to allow guns in private schools

A 7-year-old boy picks up a handgun during the 2022 National Rifle Association annual convention in Houston. The number of firearm deaths among children and teens in the United States have jumped 50% since 2019. (Brandon Bell/Getty Images) North Carolina legislators continue not to “get it” when it comes

Va. lawmakers reject Youngkin’s gender privacy amendment

The Virginia House of Delegates during veto session on Wednesday. (Photo by Markus Schmidt/Virginia Mercury) Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin tried to amend a bill that would require school boards to send annual notifications to parents about safe storage of prescription drugs and firearms, by adding a provision to prohibit

Would Commanders seriously consider a running back at No. 29 overall?

Kevin Sheehan asked PFF draft analyst Tevor Sikkema about running backs in the first round and if the Commanders might select one.

Eastland-Fairfield Schools boasts six state champions at SkillsUSA

GROVEPORT – Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical Schools had 18 students earn spots at the podium at the 2025 SkillsUSA Ohio Leadership Conference. More than 100 local students participated and five will continue to compete at nationals. To qualify for SkillsUSA Nationals, an individual or team must be awarded a gold medal

Enhancing healthcare productivity and security with Windows Cloud solutions

Healthcare providers who work with patients every day know that there is nothing more important than getting them the treatment and care they need. Data is critical to this work, as accurate and timely patient data can be key to making the right healthcare decisions. Security and resiliency are crucial

Is Indiana seeing more tornadoes than in the past? The answer is complicated and nuanced

As Hoosiers clean up from severe storms Wednesday that battered central Indiana, scientists studying the climate say the state is likely to see an increase in the number of tornado outbreaks in the future. That prediction is based on research by the Midwestern Regional Climate Center based at Purdue University

Where to see flowers in New Hampshire this spring: 6 photo-worthy places to visit

Spring is finally here, and along with the season's warmer weather, its blooming flowers are sure to brighten your day after a long, cold winter. Luckily, New Hampshire has plenty of parks, gardens and public spaces with beautiful blooms that make for the perfect spring day - and

Report: Plea has release clause, several clubs interested

Could Alassane Plea be on the move this summer after seven years at Borussia-Park?According to Foot Mercato, the Borussia Monchengladbach forward has attracted interest from Crystal Palace, Besiktas a...

DeSantis receives 6 nominees for Florida 1st District Court of Appeal vacancy

A nominating panel for one of the state's highest-profile appellate courts has sent a slate of six finalists to Gov. Ron DeSantis to fill a recent vacancy. The Judicial Nominating Commission for the 1st District Court of Appeal, headquartered in Tallahassee, held interviews Thursday and announced it had

SC House anti-DEI bill mirrors Trump executive order; could put programs on chopping block

Following President Donald Trump’s lead in attacking efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion among government agencies and contractors, the Republican-controlled South Carolina House has passed a bill it calls the Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity Act. “This is very much aligned with Trump’s executive order”

After rapid rise through USWNT ranks, 17-year-old Lily Yohannes is focused on steady growth

If Lily Yohannes succumbed to the eight-hour jetlag between her home in the Netherlands and Southern California when she sat down late Tuesday afternoon for an interview on’s Full Time podcast, it was scarcely apparent. The 17-year-old U.S. women’s national team midfielder selected her words just as