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Opinion – In 230 Executive Orders, Trump Has Reshaped America – The New York Times
Opinion Drafting A New America Photographs and Textby Taryn Simon In his first year back in office, Mr. Trump put his signature on more presidential directives than he did in his entire first term. On the first day of his second term, at the Capitol and before a crowd of cheering supporters, he set the…
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Island of ice and contention: What Greenland looks like – January 22, 2026 – Reuters
29 Photos, January 22, 20262:46 PM PST Island of ice and contention: What Greenland looks like Trump has renewed his ambition to take control of Greenland for national security reasons and questioned whether Denmark has any legal right to the Arctic island. See More… at the below link… Continue/Read Original Article Here: Island of ice…
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World enters the era of global ‘water bankruptcy,’ UN scientists warn – Los Angeles Times
Climate & Environment ‘Water bankruptcy’ — U.N. scientists say much of the world is irreversibly depleting water Citrus orchards in Dinuba, Calif. About 70% of the world’s water is used for agriculture. (Tomas Ovalle / For The Times) By Ian James, Staff Writer, Follow Jan. 21, 2026 2:42 PM PT Dozens of the world’s major rivers…
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Chancellor says ‘long overdue’ Carolina North project will break ground in 2027 – The Daily Tar Heel
University Chancellor says ‘long overdue’ Carolina North project will break ground in 2027 Editor’s Note: The featured image at the top is from WP AI. By Regan Butler, University Editor, January 21 @reganxbutler, @dailytarheel | university@dailytarheel.com Regan Butler is the 2025-26 university editor. She previously served as the summer university editor and a senior writer on the…
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Drinking Coffee May Add 2 Years to Your Life – Eating Well
Drink Up, Coffee Lovers—A Study Suggests Coffee Could Add Years to Your Life Find out how much coffee seems to have the most benefit. By Carrie Myers, M.S., Published on January 19, 2026, Reviewed by Dietitian, Sarah Pflugradt, Ph.D., RDN, CSCS In This Article Coffee sure has made the rounds regarding its health status. Many…
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New Data From OverDrive: Libraries Break Digital Lending Records in 2025 with Over 820 Million Checkouts and Over 1 Billion Minutes Streamed – OverDrive
From OverDrive: In 2025, libraries around the world continued to prove their essential role in connecting communities with stories, information, and entertainment, breaking new digital lending records in the process. As the need for flexible, on-demand access to books and media continued to grow, libraries expanded their digital collections to meet readers where they are,
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Trump Tests Presidential Power: Venezuela Operation, Iran Bombing and More – The New York Times
How Trump Is Pushing to Expand Presidential Power By Charlie Savage and Lazaro Gamio Jan. 19, 2026 Scroll to continue▼ In his second term, President Trump has sought to expand executive power in many ways. A list of the different presidential powers President Trump has sought in his second term. One area where he is…
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Trump’s threats over Greenland draw warnings and profanities at global forum – AP News
World News DAVOS, Switzerland (AP) — There were grave warnings from European leaders and expletives from California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday as leaders at the World Economic Forum grappled with the Greenland crisis and heightened concerns over global trade. The gathering in Davos, Switzerland, comes as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to push for…
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“Pizza Parties Don’t Fix Burnout”: The State of Librarian Mental Health – Book Riot
“Pizza Parties Don’t Fix Burnout”: The State of Librarian Mental Health By Kelly Jensen, Jan 20, 2026 We know that the constant demands put upon libraries and their workers take a toll. That’s why the intersection of trauma and librarianship has become a significant research and discussion topic, especially over the last six years. Look…
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You Can See a Swirling Sculpture Made of 8,000 Books at a Library in Prague – Smithsonian Magazine
Trending Today You Can See a Swirling Sculpture Made of 8,000 Books at a Library in Prague Officials are managing an influx of tourists coming to see “Idiom,” a seemingly infinite tunnel of books by the artist Matej Krén, at the Municipal Library By Christian Thorsberg, Correspondent January 16, 2026 Get our newsletter! Nearly 30…
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Civil Discourse – It’s The Cynicism – Joyce Vance
It’s The Cynicism By Joyce Vance, Jan 17, 2026 It seems to be everywhere you look, across the political spectrum. Far too many people don’t believe in anything anymore. They’ve lost faith in everything: our institutions, our values, and even each other. We’ve become a country of cynics. One of the first posts I saw…
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Best Foods to Preserve Muscle Mass as You Age – Eating Well
About Us Subscribe Dietitians Reveal 7 Muscle-Preserving Foods to Support Strength as You Age Want to protect your strength as you age? Dietitians say these nutrient-packed foods can help. By Victoria Whittington, RDN, Updated on January 16, 2026 Reviewed by Dietitian, Alyssa Pike, RDN In This Article Preserving muscle mass as we age is essential…
