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- Sep 30, 2026
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Two Navy Veterans Honor First Responder Heroes by Biking from Coast to Coast (opens the original)
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September 11, 2026, marks the 25th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack on American soil in U.S. history. Stories of inspiration and courage emerge every year on 9/11 as Americans solemnly transform tragedy into triumph and sorrow into success. Navy veterans Jim Serger and Cory Hardy are two examples. Earlier this summer, the former chief petty officers, who first met in Japan aboard the USS Independence in the 1990s, bicycled cross-country 3,500 miles to raise money for Tunnel to Towers Fo
Jack LaLanne: America’s ‘Godfather of Fitness’ (opens the original)
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When one thinks of physical fitness celebrities, names like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Richard Simmons, and Denise Austin come to mind. Missing from that list is the “Godfather of Fitness,” the man who more than any other influenced the importance of daily exercise, weight training and good nutrition. LaLanne was just 21 years old when he founded the first modern health club in the United States during the Great Depression. Measuring only 5-foot-6, his health club was the beginning of LaLanne’s gian
Richard Osman Wins Again With ‘We Chase Shadows’ (opens the original)
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Popular mystery novelist Richard Osman is on an impressive roll. All six of the books he’s authored since 2020 in two separate series have been No. 1 international and New York Times bestsellers. His newest book, “We Chase Shadows,” is the second installment in the “We Solve Murders” series and is on target to keep his spectacular winning streak alive. Steve Wheeler, Amy Wheeler, and Rosie D’Antonio return in “We Chase Shadows” after their first adventure. Steve is a retired Metropolitan Police
‘The Incomparable Clarence Thomas’: A Constitutional Originalist (opens the original)
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Abraham Lincoln and Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas have much in common: Both grew up in extreme poverty, both were self-motivated individuals who successfully improved their lives and careers by staying true to their convictions, and both have left indelible marks on history through their government service. Unfortunately, both have also been reviled for their words and actions while serving their country. Justice Thomas’s inspiring story is told in Texas Sen. Ted Cruz’s superb biography,
‘Checkmate: Genius, Lies, Ambition, and the Biggest Scandal in Chess’ (opens the original)
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The game of chess conjures up images of a board of 64 squares bathed in warm lamplight: a medieval army of 32 carved pieces standing at rigid attention, and two players sitting opposite, their tense expressions masked by deep concentration. Those idealistic images may be colored by author Ben Mezrich’s nonfiction book, “Checkmate: Genius, Lies, Ambition, and the Biggest Scandal in Chess.” His inside reporting involved streaming and social media, big money, cheating allegations, and unbridled amb
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