Call it pinball for peace. The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas, Nevada offers a step back in gametime amid the high-priced neon glitz and schlock of Sin City — and does it all for good causes. “We’re a bunch of old hippies who are busted and just like to hang out and play pinball and raise money,” the …
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Minneapolis, Minnesota, and its surrounding areas showcase a collection of attractions that draw more than 29.5 million annual visitors. The sprawling Mall of America, world-renowned institutions like the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the celebrated Guthrie Theater with its award-winning productions, and a five-star hotel contribute to the city’s dynamic and multifaceted appeal. “Minneapolis is known as the City by Nature, …
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A nationwide contest called “America’s Field Trip” is now open to students across the U.S. — including elementary school, middle school and high school students — and it offers the chance to win field trips to a number of iconic and historic sites across the country. It’s in preparation for, and expectation of, America’s 250th anniversary in July 2026. “Our …
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After the long holiday season, the last thing most parents want to do is spend hundreds of dollars on an Easter basket. We’ve got a list to make the holiday a little more affordable. Most of our gift ideas are under $10 and can help you fill multiple baskets. To prepare for a fruitful Easter, consider signing up for an …
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A good wedding photographer will be able to beautifully encapsulate the moments, big and small, of your big day. Every wedding photographer will have his or her own approach to capturing the details of a wedding, from invitation and ring shots to first looks and family photos. Since all photographers have their own unique style, completing diligent research and deep …
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Amid the rise of antisemitism all over the world, the American Friends of the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra (AFIPO) announced on Tuesday the launch of “Global Hatikvah,” an initiative to “inspire hope and promote peace” by uniting thousands of people worldwide in song. Hatikvah translates to “the hope.” The anthem celebrates nationhood and all that Israel means “as a place of …
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Spring has sprung — and for so many Americans, this means warmer temperatures and more time spent outside. It’s no surprise that spending time outdoors can boost endorphins and overall make people happier. In line with that, WalletHub has just named the top 10 happiest cities in America. TOP 10 BEST CITIES FOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL FANS AHEAD OF MARCH MADNESS …
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March 19 is the Feast of St. Joseph — also known as St. Joseph’s Day. The day celebrates the life of St. Joseph, “the spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary, foster father of Jesus Christ, and patron of the universal Catholic Church,” Fr. Angelo N. Carusi told Fox News Digital. Carusi is pastor at St. Rocco’s Church in Johnston, Rhode …
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Belgian designer Dries Van Noten, who for almost four decades dazzled the fashion world with his luscious use of colors and fabrics, said Tuesday he will step down as creative director of his namesake brand at the end of June. Van Noten, 65, a master of blending the old with the new, said in a statement that the 2025 men’s …
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For millions of airline passengers, the search for a quick, affordable meal during a layover starts straight out of the gate. At Los Angeles’ busy LAX airport, more than 30 thousand flyers per day pause at their fast food chains. Most major airport terminals in the United States offer passenger corridors populated with a combination of familiar chain restaurants, casual …
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