Before she was an iconic first lady, Jackie Kennedy Onassis was a born and raised New Yorker who played a pivotal role in saving Grand Central Terminal from demolition in the 1970s. With her tireless efforts, she helped preserve the building's history and beauty, making it a beloved American icon. The story of her fight to save Grand Central is a testament to the power of preservation and the importance of protecting our cultural heritage. [... more]

The concept of Camelot, an idyllic image of the Kennedy presidency, is debunked as a myth in a new book by Brad Meltzer. The book explores the first plot to kill JFK, a disgruntled postal worker named Richard Pavlik who attempted to assassinate the president in 1960. Meltzer discusses how the idea of a single person taking down a U.S. president is a comforting thought, but the reality is that it takes a complex web of factors to achieve such an act. The book also delves into the personal life of JFK, including his affairs and the impact of his death on his wife, Jackie Kennedy. [... more]

A quadriplegic woman gives birth to twins and defies societal expectations, while a Broadway musical revival of Camelot explores the timeless themes of justice, right, and peace. Meanwhile, environmental disasters and climate change are causing unprecedented wildfires, and a composer reflects on the future of Broadway. [... more]

The ACC's basketball landscape is shifting with Duke's roster looking strong, while Louisville is rebuilding under Kenny Payne. Meanwhile, the NBA playoffs are heating up with the Warriors and Lakers vying for the top spot in the West. [... more]