The Wheel of Time season three’s fourth episode is all about Rand and Moiraine. The pair along with Lan, Egwene, Aviendha, and other Aiel people’s journey to Rhuidean is the only focus.

Rand quickly decides to go through the Trial of Rhuidean, even though he could technically take some time to contemplate. Egwene wants to go with him, but the Aiel Wise Ones say they will deny her ...

Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul isn’t fully endorsing President Donald Trump’s recent use of the rarely used Alien Enemies Act to deport a group of Venezuelan nationals accused of gang ties ...

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“The Wheel of Time” Season 3, Episode 4 finally tackled one of the most anticipated moments from the long-running fantasy adaptation: Rand’s journey through Rhuidean. In order to prove ...

At least we finally got an honest look into Rand’s bloodline and where exactly he comes from. It Took Three Seasons, but the Wheel of Time Is Finally Giving Rand His Due Time to Become the ...

Stephen McCullagh (34), of Woodland Gardens in Lisburn, previously pleaded not guilty to the murder of Natalie McNally (32) in her Lurgan home in December 2022.

Virginia is set to be the first state in the U.S. to mandate speed limiters for repeat speeding. The state already has some of the most strict laws on speeding, with potential jail time for ...

Peter C Yorke (1864 – 1925), who was born in Galway but died in San Francisco 100 years ago this month, was the proverbial turbulent priest of whom many people wished themselves rid. Those may ...

Joe McNally is one of a handful of photographers who have successfully made the bridge between the commercial world and the editorial world. Having worked in 70 countries, McNally is now bringing ...

When I suggested here recently (Diary March 27th) that James Joyce wrote the comic ballad Dooleysprudence in 1916, I should have said “rewrote”. For as regular reader David Lombard has pointed ...

The Bill in Bill's Place was William C. Wakefield, an Everett, Pennsylvania, man whose gimmicky way to attract tourists in the early days of the great American road trip on the country's first ...