Ending Shutdown Is the Right Call for Democrats Boston Globe, Boston Globe November 11, 2025 Read Full Article ⟶ ...

Does Brandon Johnson really want his legacy as Chicago mayor to be presiding over multiple credit downgrades after his two predecessors worked hard to lift Chicago's status in the eyes of the ...

A new report on the cumulative impact of population loss finds that New York state has lost more than $500 billion in resident income over the past 10 years, while New Jersey has lost $170 billion.â ...

In this episode of The Unknowns, host Charlie Stone interviews Jonathan Freedland, a Guardian columnist, award-winning broadcaster, and author of bestsellers like The Escape Artist. The discussion ...

The fate of Latinos will only grow more important to the American story as their impact is felt throughout the country. Until fairly recently, Latino influence was felt primarily in the Southwest, ...

Warren Zevon was (finally) given his due this weekend. Although revered as one of the most original singer/songwriters to come out of the Laurel Canyon music scene, he was famously locked out of ...

Donald Trump engages in ad hoc agreements with individual companies and governments to expand his power. Some observers have described these actions as a new economic nationalism—but that term fails ...

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Over the shutdown's 40 days, Fetterman has cast 15 votes in favor of reopening the government.

Why are Japanese elites so likely to be Christian when Japan is a 99% non-Christian country?

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America needs true warriors to do what others cannot—fight our wars and win. Pete Hegseth is working to make the military ...