- King Charles' chicken coop at Highgrove has a name that will make you do a double take March 22, 2026King Charles tends to his chickens at Highgrove with renewed energy despite his cancer battle, says royal photographer Chris Jackson, who has a new photo book, "Modern Majesty."
- Jewish security organization working to keep its community safe amid elevated terror threat March 22, 2026Jewish security organizations, like Magen Am, are working to train volunteers on how to respond to an attack as the potential threat rises amid the conflict in the Middle East.
- Family reunited with their lost cat 5 years later when she was found in stranger's basement March 22, 2026A Maryland family's cat, Artemis, was reunited with her owners after five years missing when the Humane Society of Harford County scanned her microchip.
- Colorado River management plans to be determined by government after negotiations stall March 22, 2026The federal government is moving forward with plans on how to manage the Colorado River after negotiations on access stalled between seven Western states and 30 tribal nations.
- Dad loses custody of autistic son after fighting sex change, gets support from Elon Musk March 22, 2026Father in Iceland says he lost custody after opposing his 11-year-old autistic son's sex reassignment, claiming courts prioritized ideology over parental rights.
- Pence: Trump upended ‘some aspects’ of GOP agenda but ‘hasn't really changed the Republican Party’ March 22, 2026Mike Pence says preserving conservative principles amid rising GOP populism is the calling of his life, ahead of his new book on the conservative agenda.
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