The United States has beefed up testing and surveillance for a new strain of mpox and has ensured that vaccines are readily available at local pharmacies and community health centers, senior administration officials said in a briefing on Friday. No cases of the more...

Rep. Elise Stefanik Friday submitted an ethics complaint against the New York judge overseeing former President Donald Trump's business records trial, seeking an inquiry into whether the judge's daughter is using the case to benefit herself financially.

In an unusual move, Alaska Democrats have filed a lawsuit to remove one of their own party's candidates from the state ballot.

The largest police labor organization in the country endorsed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for president Friday. The National Fraternal Order of Police represents some 378,000 police officers across the United States.

House Republicans on Friday unveiled an emergency funding plan to address a $3 billion budget shortfall within the Department of Veteran Affairs, reported The Hill.

Texas has sued the Biden administration to try to block a federal rule that shields the medical records of women from criminal investigations if they cross state lines to seek abortion where it is legal.The lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services...

At least 50 animals, including cattle and one moose, in Wyoming have died during a recent outbreak of anthrax. However, officials say the current risk to humans is small.

Boeing's Starliner spacecraft will return to Earth today after undocking from the International Space Station without its crew. A livestream of the mission begins at 5:45 p.m. ET.

As the year closes out, Cher is getting ready to release the first volume of her autobiography, Cher: The Memoir, in addition to her upcoming Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction. For her, this called for a rare collection release featuring the best songs of her career. While the compilation titled Forever is in the works, reports say Cher excluded her 1973 hit song, “Half Breed,” due to the racial prejudice reflected in the lyrics. It appears the song still haunted her at some points in her career, such as 2017. “I Did Song 50 yrs ago, & it wasn’t meant 2 b offensive,” she explained at the time. ‘Half Breed’ topped the charts amid criticism ImageCollect Despite “Half Breed” carrying an offensive label, it topped the US charts upon release, and Cher even had it on her setlist during the Australian leg of the Here We Go Again tour. She took care to omit it for her American audience, having posted the previous year that it was way past its time, and she needed to retire the beautiful costume. RELATED: Cher Releasing Memoir In Two Parts, Added Details She Was ‘Too Chicken’ To Share Such retrospective conclusions are not unusual, as renowned artists tend to review their work occasionally, to move with the times. The likes of The Beatles, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, and even a more current singer, Taylor Swift, have had to readdress some of their lyrics for political correctness. ImageCOllect What’s the deal with ‘Half Breed?’ The ‘70s song tells the story of a mixed-race girl who faced racial discrimination from both sides of her divide— white and Indian. According to the lyrics, the Indians would say she was the other by law, while the Whites would call her an “Indian squaw.” ImageCollect Unlike then, terms like “half-breed” are now regarded as offensive to either party. Speaking of offense, innocent terms like “Spaz” in lyrics have caused music by Beyonce and Lizzo to get canceled by disabled groups because it is considered derogatory rather than another word for “freaking out.” Click for next Article The post Cher Cancels Her Own ‘Offensive’ Hit Song From 1973 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

To honor the 50th anniversary of Little House on the Prairie, NBCUniversal Local’s national multicast network, COZI TV, will premiere the film’s hour-long original documentary. The NBC series debuted in 1974 and ran for nine seasons until 1984. Loving Little House: The 50thAnniversary Celebration gives a behind-the-scenes look at the set in Simi Valley, California, plus the recent reunion and milestone festival that took place there in April. The documentary will run from September 9 to 25 on the network, which also shows The King of Queens, Married… with Children, Frasier, Columbo and Monk. What to expect from the COZI TV ‘Little House’ documentary   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Little House on the Prairie (@littlehouseon.theprairie) There will be interviews from cast members such as Melissa Gilbert, Alison Arngrim, Melissa Sue Anderson and Dean Butler, who will all share their experiences on the show, and pay their respects to the late creator and director Michael Landon. RELATED: ‘Little House On The Prairie’ Actress Melissa Gilbert Reunites With On-Screen Husband After 42 Years The Vice President of COZI TV Programming and Promotion said it was a privilege to provide passionate fans around the world with an inside look into the making of the classic and the starring actors’ lives. He praised the show as a part of American culture, giving viewers insight into life on the Prairie in the 1800s. Everett Life in the  ‘Little House’ Cast members on Little House on the Prairie credit the show for positively impacting their Hollywood careers. Melissa, who joined as Laura Ingalls Wilder at 9, said growing up on that set was one of her life’s greatest gifts. Others like Rachel Lindsay and Sidney Greenbush share similar sentiments, as they starred in the series young. Everett The late Landon, who played Pa Ingalls was already famed upon joining the show, however his work as director and producer on Little House remains one of the highlights of his career. Sadly, he died from pancreatic cancer in 1991 but was posthumously inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame four years later. Click for next Article The post How To Watch ‘Little House On The Prairie’ 50th Anniversary Documentary appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A