Three days after Johann Sebastian Bach died from a stroke in July 1750, his body was laid in an oak coffin and hauled to a cemetery outside the city walls of Leipzig, Germany. Like many burials back ...

Fifty-nine-attorney strong law firm Tripp Scott received a favorable Third District Court of Appeal opinion recently on behalf of its client, Moss Construction, regarding a lawsuit they faced from a ...

We need a federal heat standard to protect workers Jill Rosenthal explains why we need better protections for workers facing extreme heat on the job in an op-ed published in Fortune. Extreme Heat ...

Thomas Kingston was clearly a special man. It is proven by the range of important offices he filled in his life. But it is also clear from what people say about him, that he was a tender and truly ...

So this particular puzzler offers a refreshing break. The curiously named art piece in question is a creation of sculptor Tony Rosenthal, a native Illinoisan and longtime New Yorker who died in 2009.

A few years after it was sold, it became nationally famous under a new name. By Richard Sandomir Ken Rosenthal, who opened a bakery cafe in the St. Louis area, with sourdough bread as its star ...

After the announcement was made by the Yankees, there have been a bunch of people reacting positively about the move, one being baseball insider Ken Rosenthal. To the eyes of Rosenthal per his ...

Boots Thomas. Several hours after Boots had raised his flag, another squad raised a larger US Flag. The second flag raised was captured by photographer Rosenthal and his photograph made it back to ...

Before Ken Rosenthal opened the bakery-cafe that would become Panera Bread, he was a businessman who didn’t know how to cook eggs. Panera Bread founder and Colorado businessman Ken Rosenthal ...

Tom, thanks for being here. Thomas L. Friedman: My pleasure, Patrick. Healy: OK, Tom, you’ve written about Trump, how he sees himself as a disruptive figure, as someone who thinks that his stock ...

Charles Lindberg of Grand Forks, left, and Bill Genaust of Pipestone were participants in one of WWII's most iconic moments.

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