In today's world, it's easy to make most of your wardrobe work year-round. Sleeveless dresses can be styled over turtlenecks in the winter while a cozy sweatshirt can be worn with biker shorts. Footwear also tends to be seasonless and no matter what the weather is doing outside, there's no shortage of ideas for how to style combat boots, AKA one of fashion's most versatile shoe styles. Combat boots continue to be a smart choice when putting together an outfit since they're easy to walk in yet still pack a punch.

An Arkansas pastor's two young daughters were tragically killed when their truck was hit by a train on Thursday, also badly injuring the preacher and his young son.  Chad Fryar, 37, a pastor at the Crossroads Cowboy Church was driving through Clark County, Arkansas, on May 27 when the fatal collision happened. As the vehicle traveled across the tracks, a train heading north hit the passenger side and dragged the truck approximately half a mile.

Long before he became the 43rd president of the United States (and before he became your favorite rain poncho meme), George W. Bush's first time in the White House was actually decades before his inauguration. His first time at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. was actually in the late '60s—when he went on date with Richard Nixon's daughter. "You're not gonna believe this: 1969, I had a date with Tricia Nixon," Bush said on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

I’ve always loved fashion, but one thing I don’t love is the discomfort that often comes with dressing fashionably. If I’m in a constricting garment, I start to feel physically awkward — even if the piece looks chic. And don’t get me started on the pain of high heels. Like many other people, I fully embraced leggings and sweatshirts during the pandemic (and to this day, I still prefer them to jeans).

In Bob Dylan's mesmerizing song, "Spanish Harlem Incident," we are taken on a lyrical journey that is both dreamlike and visceral. The song beautifully combines elements of love, desire, and the allure of the unknown. Through its evocative lyrics, Dylan expertly captures the essence of a passionate encounter with a mysterious gypsy girl on the streets of Spanish Harlem.The overall theme of the song revolves around the irresistible power of desire and the transformative nature of love.