A strong storm that hit the island nearly 3 years ago blew many trees to the ground. Doug Smith saw one stump that was left ...

Using a hammer and chisel, Smith began to turn one of the tree stumps outside of Baba's into an octopus. He was dedicated to the project, even digging down into the earth to uncover the tentacle ...

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JERUSALEM. RIGHT NOW, THE ICONIC LETTERING AT WELLS FARGO ARENA IS COMING DOWN TO MAKE WAY FOR A NEW ERA. THE 20 YEAR PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE BANK AND ARENA WILL COME TO AN END NEXT MONTH ...

The article “Artificial intelligence could spark massive job loss in U.S.: Expert” (Postmedia News, June 1) does not reflect my experience. The current AI trying to handle customer phone ...

The LNP | LancasterOnline Opinion department publishes reader letters in both the newspaper and online on Wednesdays and Sundays. On the other five days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday ...

I am very disappointed at the rush to characterize the attack in Boulder as antisemitic. This is a huge oversimplification of a complex situation and allows everyone to clear their conscience in ...

Recent letter contributor Stan Fulk mentioned the greatness we’ve experienced under #47. How cities are no longer being destroyed, the statues for the losers of the civil war are not being torn ...

Letters: Food trucks are a good way for Gilroy to build community Letters: Oakland must do right by California Hotel’s tenants Letters: San Mateo County’s return to death penalty is wrong ...

Since our legislators are unable to resist the temptation to introduce inappropriate and unconstitutional bills, I suggest a jeopardy system in which any bill found to be unconstitutional would ...

To the editor: While the feud between Musk and Trump has a train wreck-like appeal, we forget that the world is also watching. This high school showdown is foolish and irresponsible, but the blame ...