ORLANDO, Fla. — Most Jews around the world say the traditional "Next year in Jerusalem" at the end of the annual Passover Seder feast. Last year, St. Louis native David Benkof said to himself, "Next year in Disney World."
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Want to serve food or operate rides at Kentucky’s new Noah’s Ark attraction? Then you must first pledge your Christianity.
Molly Guy, the owner of Stone Fox Bride, a SoHo bridal shop, often finds herself catering to an unconventional client, one inclined to tweak or entirely dispense with tradition — and with it the wearing of a wedding veil.
Does everything happen for a purpose? Or is God able to give us a purpose in spite of the mess we get ourselves into?
NEW YORK — Arya Stark was no coddled child.
The photograph, one of the most requested from the National Archives, has left generations of viewers scratching their heads: President Richard M. Nixon, wearing a gray suit with an American flag pin in his lapel, and Elvis Presley, in velvet bell-bottoms and cape, an enormous gold belt buckle at his waist, shaking hands in the White House.
NEW YORK — "America’s Best Bigots" is NOT the name of W. Kamau Bell’s new CNN series — "although that would be a great name for a show," says the popular black comedian who hosts it.
The Citadel picked up a hard-fought 2-1 win over first-place Western Carolina on Friday afternoon at Riley Park.
AMES, Daniel Gerard, 99, of Mount Pleasant, husband of Phyllis Ames, died Friday. Arrangements by McAlister-Smith’s Mount Pleasant Chapel.
AMES, Daniel, Mount Pleasant
MOUNT PLEASANT — The S.C. Department of Transportation’s plan to repave a busy 1.74-mile stretch of Ben Sawyer Boulevard, which basically connects Coleman Boulevard to Sullivan’s Island, does not include a lane designated specifically for bikes, but advocates are asking for them.
President Barack Obama called Friday (April 22, 2016) for the overturning of a North Carolina law that requires transgender people to use public bathrooms conforming to the sex on their birth certificates and restricts protections for LGBT people.
Searchers recovered four more bodies from a petrochemical plant wrecked by a huge explosion this week on Mexico's southeastern Gulf coast, raising the death toll to 28, the state oil company said Friday night (April 22, 2016).
Researchers in Nebraska tested a new tool on Friday (April 22, 2016) that could eventually help in fighting grass fires — drones.
The man who may become Brazil's next president is almost as unpopular as the leader facing impeachment now, and stained by scandals of his own
When the earthquake struck last year and thousands of tons of snow and ice and earth came crashing down the mountain, some feared the climbers might never return to Mount Everest.
LONDON — President Barack Obama plunged into a whirlwind of royal socializing Friday that began over a birthday lunch with Queen Elizabeth II and ended at a dinner hosted by the trio of young royals who represent the future of the British monarchy.
Five years ago, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security dropped its color-coded terror threat index developed after the 9/11 attacks amid widespread confusion and ridicule. So what did it do when tasked by Secretary Jeh Johnson in 2014 with measuring security along the country's borders?
The pilot of a solar-powered plane on an around-the-world journey took a few minutes Friday (April 22, 2016) to exchange pleasantries with the United Nations secretary general as he flew high above the Pacific Ocean en route to a stop in Northern California.
Eight members of a family, including a mother sleeping in a bed with her 4-day-old baby next to her, were fatally shot in the head Friday (April 22, 2016), leaving their rural town reeling while a search was launched for whoever's responsible.
MOUNT PLEASANT — Vince Shavender wants to buy a shrimp boat. That makes him one unusual Lowcountry entrepreneur.
The Charleston RiverDogs and Augusta GreenJackets played three innings of scoreless ball on Friday night before the game was suspended due to rain after the bottom of the third inning was complete.
Newly in charge of the Mercedes-Benz Vans factory in North Charleston, Michael Balke has had to keep tabs on its progress mostly from afar these past few months.
WOLFSBURG, Germany — It’s been a bad week for German automakers.
When Josh Wege was lying in his hospital bed in 2009 recovering from the amputation of both of his legs below the knee, one thought seemed to occupy his mind constantly.
