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Ina Garten. The Barefoot Contessa. Author of more than a dozen cookbooks (for which Garten tests every single recipe 25 times, just to make sure they're exactly right). Queen of "Store-bought is fine" ...

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Medicare's fall open enrollment period recently got underway. It's important to see how your plan is changing and research new options for coverage. Don't assume you and your spouse need the same plan ...

Europeans are moving away from US-based products and services. This is due to a loss of trust in American tech companies and the government. Open-source-based companies are benefiting the most.

It’s time to take a peek into the core of the Big Apple. The public will get a chance to see hidden places around New York City when the annual Open House New York festival returns Oct. 17-19, ...

A nude beach at Denny Blaine Park can stay open to the public until at least next spring after a King County Superior Court judge ruled Seattle had done enough this summer to curb behaviors that ...

It has been nearly two months since Whataburger opened on the Strip, and the franchisee behind bringing the Texas-based fast-food chain to the Scruffy City has new details about when two more ...

Shutdown strain: Ohio is warning more than a million residents that their November food benefits may be in jeopardy if the federal shutdown continues. Food banks say they can’t make up the difference, ...

In our In the Spotlight stories, Herald-Leader journalists bring you continuing coverage of news and events important to our Central Kentucky community. Read more. Story idea?

Open enrollment — the annual window when employees can adjust their benefits — may deliver sticker shock this year. Workers are likely to pay between 6% to 7% more for their 2026 employer-sponsored ...