Tucked away from Orlando’s glittering tourist attractions and mouse-eared empires sits a breakfast sanctuary where pancakes aren’t just served – they’re elevated to an art form worthy of their own ...

For sandwich enthusiasts, choices range from a classic Philly Cheese Steak with thinly sliced beef, bell peppers, onions, and melted Swiss cheese to a Turkey Croissant Sandwich featuring turkey breast ...

Steak ‘n Shake recently began rolling out colossal American flags at its locations as numerous businesses embrace patriotic themes. The chain announced last week that it would install the Stars and ...

(Reuters) -A tsunami threat was issued after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the Drake Passage, a body of water located between the southern tip of South America and Antarctica, the Pacific Tsunami ...

(NEXSTAR) — Though not every Latin American country is a Spanish-speaking country, in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’ve compiled a quiz to highlight the many flags of the countries of Latin ...

Gabriela Cibils is on a mission – to help turn Paraguay into the Silicon Valley of South America. When she was growing up in the landlocked country, nestled between Brazil and Argentina, she says the ...

The United States is preparing to celebrate its 250th birthday in 2026, but in Westmoreland County, there's a symbol of civic pride that's already marking that anniversary. Two years before the ...

A 16-year-old was arrested in connection with the burning of an American flag at a Northampton post office. The teenager, who was not identified by police, faces charges of vandalizing property, ...

Turning Point USA has expanded rapidly after former Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters said there would be chapters at every high school in the state, and groups are ...

Gone are the days when being called a nerd was an insult, so residents of Seattle, Washington, would not likely take offense learning that their city has been crowned the "nerdiest" in the nation.

Built in Argentina, the new Dakota revives the nameplate for Latin America, with the US getting its own version, too. After being discontinued in 2011, the Ram Dakota is officially making a comeback.

The soybean rarely rises to any level of public interest in the United States. It is invisible to most consumers, used primarily as animal feed and, increasingly, as the raw material for biodiesel.