I began noticing trouble sleeping around freshman year of high school. I began staying up later and later at night.

I had a discouraging day yesterday. I don’t expect anyone to keep track—heck, I can’t keep track half the time.

Dear editor, In a new paper published in Climatic Change, scientists explain how Big Meat pays academics to oppose policies that might affect its unregulated methane emissions. So, for National Agriculture Week (March 17-23), let’s support growing plants for food and ditch meat.

In a time of growing global instability, the principles of democracy and freedom are being challenged like never before. President Joe Biden, in a recent State of the Union address, laid bare the stark realities facing the United States and the broader world, echoing the grave concerns once articulated by Franklin Delano Roosevelt ahead of World War II.

On March 4, 1865, only 41 days before his assassination, President Abraham Lincoln took the oath of office for the second time. Lincoln's second inaugural address previewed his plans for healing a once-divided nation.

“I’ve been reading about cats,” my husband, Peter, tells me. Peter has never had a cat before.

Dear Editor: We just watched Spielberg’s film “Lincoln” (again). I was struck by how close today’s tensions match those of the Civil War.

In 1980. President Jimmy Carter was the first to Issue the presidential Proclamation that declared the week of March 8th as National Women's History Week.

This true story is a follow- up to the book review of 'A Walk in the Woods,' that published Feb. 14, page 4.

When you get sick with a cold or the flu, it usually lasts for about a week, maybe a little longer. During this time, you feel terrible, and you don’t feel like doing anything.