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What Happens To Boiling Water At -34 Degrees Atop Mount Washington?

Check out the video below to see boiling water turn to snow on top of Mount Washington in northern New Hampshire.

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The Jewish Joy of Living in America During Christmastime

The author, a Jew, plays Christmas music this time of year. He reflects on the gratitude he believes Jews (and members of other ethnicities) ought to have about living in America.

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Homeowners Association: Take Down ‘Jesus’ Sign, It’s Offensive

A neighbor complained when a homeowner in Pennsylvania put up a Christmas sign that says "Jesus" in his yard. Now the homeowners association wants it removed.

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Entire Family Comes Out As Transgender

The mother started living as a man. A son started living as a girl. A daughter started living as a boy. The mother met a man now living as a woman, and the two are planning to get married.

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Man Writes Letters To 108 People — Longhand, By Snail Mail

Tim Johnson, a former newspaper reporter who lives in Vermont, got tired of his various social media outlets, and decided to look up old friends and acquaintances (using the Internet) and then write and send each of them an old-fashioned letter. He describes in the column the people he contacted,

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Al Franken To Resign from U.S. Senate

The Minnesota Democrat accused of harassing and groping multiple women is leaving the U.S. Senate. "Some of the allegations against me are simply not true. Others I remember very differently," he said.  A video of his speech is available at the link below.  Click "Read More.

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What Trump Eats, What Trump Screams At Aides — New Corey Lewandowski Campaign Book

A new book co-written by Corey Lewandowski of Windham, New Hampshire, President Donald Trump's first campaign manager, talks of delivering hot fast food to the candidate and pressing his suit with a hot iron while he is still wearing it. There's a lot of shouting and

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Sex-Abuse Victims Group Apologizes To Two Roman Catholic Priests

A Roman Catholic priest who was assigned to the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis in Missouri sued for defamation after he was accused of molesting a 15-year-old girl and a young boy. In a settlement, Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests issued an apology to the priest and to