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MacArthur's Riverview Restaurant at the Thayer Hotel on the campus of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point shared the following recipe for its popular 'Eggs in a Foxhole' recipe.

Michael Georgacopoulos and his father-in-law George Voicu have been bending staves since 2013, during a time when demands for barrels were overflowing because of the spike in craft distilling. Voicu, who is originally from Romania, is the owner and master cooper of East Coast Wood Barrels in Medford, Long Island.  It is the largest cooperage on the East Coast.

Mitsue Salador was an 18-year-old freshman studying nursing at Linfield College in McMinnville, Oregon when President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed an Executive Order forcing more than 100,000 Japanese Americans, many of them U.S. citizens, into internment camps.

What if the life we know is actually an illusion and we are living in a simulation?

It looks and sounds like any normal kindergarten classroom. But Jacqueline Abinikad's students at the Charter School of Educational Excellence in Yonkers, New York, are learning to read a different way. They're using a program called Wordstart.

Race isn't real. There is no scientific proof it exists, and yet the concept shapes how we see the world, how we are perceived by others and how we see ourselves. History shows us that four-letter word is often all that stands between freedom and captivity, prosperity and poverty, even life and death. And when it comes to personal identity, society's interpretation of this concept doesn't...

Car manufacturers throughout the world use fluorescent leak-detection dyes to cut down on emissions. They are made on Long Island.

Named for the iron ring that was used to tether horses to hitching posts in old-time Sardinia, this unique pasta shape is off set by the spicy ’nduja and salty olives for a wildly gratifying pasta dish.

Every day some seven billion people roam planet Earth. People moving through time. Through space. But what if there was more than meets the eye: additional dimensions or perhaps another universe, entirely.

Decorating your home for the holidays is a great way to get into the Christmas spirit. But if you don't want to do it yourself, you can hire someone to do it for you. So we put our Jennifer Lahmers to work, climbing up on the rooftops and decking the halls.

A Long Island company has been proudly making markers in the USA since the 1970s.