Amanda Hernández | (TNS) Stateline.org Drag performances used to be found mostly in the confines of nightlife venues such as clubs and bars. But drag has stepped into the daylight, with elaborately costumed and made-up performers appearing at library readings … Continued
Though the Instant Pot has been around since 2010, I am a relatively new convert. Having already given away my bread machine, rice cooker and yogurt maker, the idea of an Instant Pot in my small kitchen wasn’t at all … Continued
Deborah Netburn | (TNS) Los Angeles Times Eli Susman was a fairly experienced meditator when he attended a month-long retreat at Plum Village, a Buddhist monastery in Southern France in 2017. The UC Berkeley PhD candidate in clinical science had … Continued
Elaine S. Povich | Stateline.org (TNS) JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — When a Republican colleague threatened to read aloud from a 2-foot stack of books — including a biblical guide to leadership and a tome by anti-tax activist Grover Norquist — to protest inaction on his bills … Continued
Lime and Spin are rolling back into St. Paul this season with electric scooters and electric-assist bikes. This will be the second consecutive year that Lime offers electric-assist bikesharing in the capital city. Bike-sharing, which hadn’t pedaled into St. Paul … Continued
A 16-year-old student charged with having a gun at Burnsville High School reported he bought the gun from an unknown male for protection at school, according to the Dakota County attorney’s office. Prosecutors announced Thursday they charged the Burnsville teen … Continued