Month January 2026

A well-made meatball sub is one of the most filling and satisfying sandwiches a hungry diner can opt for, with many restaurants offering versions of this Italian-American staple on their menus. Usually made from meatballs and marinara topped with melted… Continue Reading →

If regular French toast feels a little basic, stuffed French toast is here to raise your standards. Think thick slices, rich fillings, and just the right amount of sweetness—crispy on the outside, gooey and indulgent on the inside, and completely… Continue Reading →

Elena Rybakina inflicts further Grand Slam final heartbreak on Aryna Sabalenka with a stunning third-set fightback to win the Australian Open.

One of my favorite things about Costco is that the warehouse usually has so many ready-to-heat meals for those days I don’t feel like cooking. If you are a newbie to the store or are looking for a new meal… Continue Reading →

Indian food is one of my favorite cuisines. I love it so much, I’ve traveled to India twice to get a taste of real, authentic dishes, and my taste buds were not disappointed. From vegetable samosas to Saag Aloo and… Continue Reading →

If your new year’s resolutions involve getting in shape or amping up your health routine in 2026, you should start with your diet. Most health experts recommend eating a filling lunch that will satiate your through dinner, and generally, it… Continue Reading →

Iranian auteur Mohammad Rasoulof’s new work “Sense of Water” – which is the dissident director’s first film since “The Seed of the Sacred Fig” – has been picked up for global distribution by the Berlin and Lyon-based sales company Films… Continue Reading →

Morning sets the tone for how your legs feel all day. After 55, stiffness can creep in quickly, and long gaps between movements often make it harder to feel strong once you finally get going. A short, intentional routine early… Continue Reading →

The Minnesota Democrat on the battle between his city and the federal government.

The term, used to describe war, poses dangers when applied to American political unrest.