The Self-Effacing Sorcerer is a Side Quest in Unicorn Overlord. Heading north of the Harbor, you can encounter some ruins that are occupied by a Zenoiran Sorcerer by the name of Auch. With heed from ...

Joe's obituary is much more about others than himself. It speaks of those who welcomed him to the bar and helped him become a successful lawyer. Joe Keefe died the other day. What a character! I'm ...

The vanlife movement seems unstoppable, with more and more people willing to leave traditional housing behind and adopt a nomadic lifestyle in pursue of freedom and adventure. Converted camper vans ...

May 29—Gerry Lindgren didn't think he had a chance to beat the Soviets in 1964. "Why would I?" he asked Wednesday. "I was just a wimpy kid." But in 1964, at the height of the Cold War, Lindgren ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama confessed to feeling a little bit, well, unaccomplished. There was the catapult-armed mannequin that shot three-point baskets, the 18-year-old cancer ...

The sudden passing of Pope Francis the day after Easter Sunday, when he was yet among us, has shocked and saddened the world. From the beginning of his papacy, he chose to be different from his ...

In 1943, Lincoln Kirstein was inducted into the Army and sent for training to Fort Belvoir, near Washington, D.C. After months of target practice and KP, Kirstein’s restless enthusiasm and ...

Sky News host James Macpherson praises US President Donald Trump for his role in brokering a peace deal between Israel and Hamas, highlighting his “self-effacing humility”. “The United States is back ...

Mike Lamb still remembers his first real day with the New York Yankees. It's not much of a challenge since he didn't have that many of them. It was the spring of 2004, a few weeks after the Yankees ...

Opinion is divided on who, between generals Sun Tzu, Mao Zedong and President George Washington should be credited with the coinage "attack is the best form of defence". Not in question, however, is ...

Gerry Lindgren didn’t think he had a chance to beat the Soviets in 1964. “Why would I?” he asked Wednesday. “I was just a wimpy kid.” But in 1964, at the height of the Cold War, Lindgren stunned the ...