Welcome to American Rifleman’s Gun Of The Week, and for this episode, we have a customizable, Italian-made straight-pull ...

In 1986, the city of Columbus’ 1992 Commission officially decided to host an international floral and garden exhibition, called AmeriFlora ‘92. After gaining approval from the Society of ...

The row over the deportation of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who was deported to El Salvador from the US in error in March, continues to rock Washington DC. US correspondent ...

Bruce Glover, 92, was best known for starring opposite Sean Connery's James Bond in 1971's "Diamonds Are Forever" as Mr. Wint, an assassin. The future of James Bond: The 007 franchise is now ...

It is the duty of the camerlengo to carry out the supposed ceremony: three gentle blows with a silver hammer on the forehead, while calling him by his first name. And then a phrase that will ...

Hundreds of Northeast Ohio protesters joined those across the country on Saturday to demonstrate against President Donald Trump’s policies, according to WKYC. In Cleveland, protesters gathered ...

You can’t just bust out the tariff hammer to swing at every problem without a clearly defined end-goal,” she said. Whitmer was originally scheduled to deliver the remarks earlier this month ...

Bruce Glover, a prolific actor who appeared in films like Diamonds Are Forever and Chinatown and acted alongside Bette Davis and Anne Bancroft on Broadway, died at the age of 92, his son ...

He was 92. His death, in a hospital, was confirmed by his son J. Bennett Johnston III. Mr. Johnston lived in McLean, Va. One of a new breed of polished Southern Democrats that included Presidents ...

An actor who starred in a James Bond movie is dead at 92, his son announced Saturday. Bruce Glover, whose credits included the 007 film “Diamonds Are Forever” and Jack Nicholson’s ...

Bruce Glover, a character actor who played the assassin Mr. Wint in “Diamonds Are Forever” and appeared on dozens of TV shows, died March 12. His son, the actor Crispin Glover, confirmed the ...

Hammer isn’t one of them. To the editor: Hammer’s rant failed to present a conservative balance to progressive rhetoric. His bias was underscored by his parade of adjectives: “wildly-out-of ...