Frank Rich joined New York magazine in June 2011 as Writer-at-Large, covering politics and culture. He is also a commentator on nymag.com, engaging in regular dialogues on the news of the week ...

Mitch Frank joined Wine Spectator as associate editor in 2005 and serves as news editor for the magazine and WineSpectator.com. He was promoted to senior editor for news in 2022.

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OBERLIN, Ohio — Funeral arrangements have been announced for Oberlin Police Officer Billie Neadham, who died last Friday morning at his home in Lorain. Neadham worked for the Oberlin Police ...

Frank Lloyd Wright was the inspiration for the main house with nearly 10,000 square feet of exceptional living. The main house is more than 5,450 square feet above grade with an additional mostly ...

Alexander Zverev has admitted that he is not sure if Novak Djokovic is prepared to work hard enough to return to his brilliant best. The veteran Serb has failed to win a single tournament since ...

Der „New York, New York“-Sänger bot seinem Manager daraufhin an, Trump selbst anzurufen. Doch Weisman bestand darauf, die Antwort dem Immobilien-Mogul persönlich zu überbringen: „Ich bin ...

Sunny. Highs in the mid 60s. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Partly cloudy in the morning then mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers in the afternoon. Not as cool with highs in the mid 70s.

We were invited along to be among the first to try out the return of the Frank’s RedHot McSpicy and the Frank's RedHot Mayo and I absolutely jumped at the chance. Things at McDonald's are ...

Frank Lampard praised Sunderland's defending at Coventry City on Friday but insisted his team were still firmly in the tie heading into the second leg. The Sky Blues had over 70% possession in the ...

Frank was born July 9, 1930 in Dunkirk, NY to Frank and Hedwig (Lorenz) Lewandowski. He graduated from Dunkirk High School and served in the United States Navy from Jan. 15, 1951 to Dec. 13, 1954.