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Will There Be a ‘Hijack’ Season 3? Boss Weighs in on More With Idris Elba

Idris Elba has another crisis to manage with Hijack‘s second season, but we’re already wondering what the future could hold for Sam Nelson. After all, who’s to say he won’t run into another problem that requires his skills? And with the finale dropping on Apple TV

‘The Miniature Wife’: What to Know About Peacock’s Adaptation of the Oddball Short Story

Calling all Downsizing and Honey, I Shrunk the Kids fans. Peacock has revealed the first teaser for The Miniature Wife above, and, well, the title of this show really says it all. The new drama series adapts the short story of the same name by Manuel Gonzales and stars two

Distance, not disturbance, marks World Wildlife Day message

World Wildlife Day, observed annually on March 3, is a celebration of global conservation and a reminder that breathtaking shots don’t come from crowding elk or inching toward cubs. The day reinforces a simple standard: the best wildlife photos start with distance, not disturbance. Sharing wildlife moments can expand

Mideast war threatens to spark world energy crisis

Mideast war threatens to spark world energy crisis

Asia and Europe's oil reserves can soften the immediate impact of the Middle East war sparked by US and Israeli strikes on Iran, but a prolonged conflict could trigger major disruptions and sharp price increases, analysts warn. Here are facts and expert views on some of the possible

Congressional Perks: Lawmakers billed taxpayers for limousine services

(The Center Square) — A number of U.S. representatives like to be driven in style, billing taxpayers tens of thousands of dollars for limo service from their office accounts, an investigation by The Center Square found. Six U.S. representatives charged taxpayers nearly $30,000 to hire chauffeured limousines in

13 comforting casseroles that are worth making again and again

Every casserole seems to carry a little comfort with it, and there’s something about having choices nearby for busy days or cozy nights. In this collection, 13 casseroles stand out as dishes people turn back to over and over. These ideas cover moments when you need something warm and

Maple syrup production hinges on a narrow spring window

The race to bottle a year’s supply of maple syrup begins the moment sap starts flowing in late winter. Producers tap thousands of trees and run evaporators day and night, working against a narrow window that can close without warning. By the time it ends in early April, they