- Arctic Outbreak Heads East: Snow, Ice and Travel Disruptions Ahead
A powerful winter system is sweeping toward the Northeast, packing rain, snow, and an Arctic chill. Officials warn of travel disruptions, icing in higher elevations, and pockets of heavy lake-effect snow as the front moves east. With conditions changing quickly from the Midwest to the East Coast, communities across the region could face a rapid shake-up in the days ahead.
- Week 17 Showdown: How the NFL Playoff Picture Could Shake Up Seeding
As the regular season winds toward its finale, the playoff picture is tightening by the week. A handful of teams hold the keys to home-field and top seeds, while others fight to stay alive for January chaos. Here’s a snapshot of the matchups, splits, and last-minute twists shaping the race into Week 17 and beyond.
- Brigitte Bardot Dies at 91: Icon of Cinema and Animal Rights
Brigitte Bardot, the iconic star whose free-spirited charm defined an era, has died at 91. A life that moved from dazzling cinema to relentless animal advocacy—an unforgettable legacy that continues to spark conversation and fascination.
- TDE’s 12th Annual Christmas Drive Sparks Community Joy
Returning for its 12th year, a festive concert and toy drive sparks joy and community pride. What began as a small act of giving has blossomed into a lasting movement that keeps bringing families together year after year.
- Myanmar election under military rule tests democracy
Polling stations open in Myanmar as the country stages its first general election in years under military oversight. With questions about fairness and dissent amid a tense security backdrop, the vote could redefine the fragile path toward civilian rule—or reveal how far the struggle for democracy remains from reach.
