The Challenges and Pathways for Trump to Reduce Federal Workers
‘If the President can’t fire them, then who exactly are they accountable to?’ attorney Matt Bowman said.
Homer, Keats, and the Joys of an Online Humanities Class
Online classes deepened my understanding of Homer’s work and led to wonderful benefits: friendships.
Saint Augustine of Hippo’s 3-Stage Path to the Divine
Augustine’s progression from sin to virtue is clear through three stages of his relationship to language.
Looking to Limit Your Tech Usage? Try These 5 Strategies
Take control of your digital devices and and live a fuller life.
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Former Maryland Governor Is First to Announce Bid for DNC Chair
‘We must connect our party with the most important place in America—the kitchen table of every family’s home,’ said Martin O’Malley.
Tracking Every Trump Cabinet Pick
The president-elect is confirming Cabinet members a week after winning the 2024 presidential election.
45 Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Figures Jailed in Landmark National Security Law Case
Legal scholar Benny Tai was among those sentenced on Nov. 19.
State Laws Addressing Illegal Immigration in Limbo After Trump’s Reelection
Arizona’s Proposition 314 giving state law enforcement the power to arrest illegal immigrants leaves unanswered questions, while Texas remains committed.
In Chicago, Illegal Immigration Crisis Stokes Pushback From Locals
Some question why illegal immigrants are favored over locals.
Shen Yun Responds to New York Times Article ‘Riddled With Inaccuracies’
Performing arts company says despite the attacks, it remains steadfast in its mission ‘to showcase the beauty ... of China’s 5,000-year-old civilization.’
US State Department Says Russia Escalated Ukraine War by Deploying North Koreans
A Kremlin spokesman recently said U.S.' approval for Ukraine to use missiles inside Russia would mark an escalation in the more than two-year-long conflict.
After First-Term Reversal, Trump’s Election Revives Prospect of Syria Pullout
Hundreds of U.S. troops remain stationed in Syria despite the incoming president’s earlier pledge to bring them back home.
Biden Asks Congress to Approve $100 Billion Supplemental for Disaster Relief
The president is seeking funding for a total of 16 agencies, including $40 billion for the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Putin Signs New Doctrine Lowering Threshold for Russia Using Nuclear Weapons
President Vladimir Putin has said the revised doctrine might allow Russia to use nuclear weapons in the case of an attack using NATO missiles.
Day in Photos: Launch of G20, Senate in Session, and Olive Pressing
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Meet the Top 4 Contenders for Treasury Secretary
Wall Street waits for one important position in the incoming administration.
Biden Attends 1st Day of His Final G20 Summit Amid Tense US–Russia Relations
The first day of the summit saw a tense exchange of words between U.S. and Russian officials.
Trump Selects Former Rep. Sean Duffy for Transportation Secretary
The 53-year-old Fox Business co-host was a representative for Wisconsin’s 7th Congressional District from 2011 to 2019.
Court Dismisses California’s Lawsuit Against City’s Voter ID Law
Huntington Beach moves forward with its law requiring voter ID after 2026, according to the city attorney.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Orders Counties Not to Count Undated Ballots
Multiple counties had decided to count the ballots despite a previous state supreme court ruling on the issue.
Georgia Appeals Court Cancels Oral Argument for Trump Bid to Disqualify Fani Willis
A judge in Georgia had allowed prosecutor Fani Willis to continue participating in the case despite a move to disqualify her.
Republican Eric Hovde Concedes to Tammy Baldwin in Tight Wisconsin Senate Race Without Recount
‘A request for a recount would serve no purpose because you will just be recounting the same ballots, regardless of their integrity,’ he said.
IRS Announces Lower Interest Rates for 1st Quarter of 2025
The IRS has lowered interest rates on overpayment and underpayment of taxes.
Big Jump in Homebuilder Sales Expectations on Hopes of New Regulatory Relief: NAHB
Builders expressed confidence that a Republican trifecta in Washington will boost the housing market by delivering regulatory relief.
5 Things to Know About Chris Wright, Trump’s Energy Nominee
Wright, a private sector energy executive, is on track to fill one of the most critical roles in fulfilling Trump’s ambitious plans for his second term.
DeSantis Says Decision on Rubio Senate Replacement Will Likely Be Made at Start of January
The senator from Florida was named by President-elect Donald Trump to be his secretary of state.
Invite This Salad to Your Thanksgiving Dinner
This vibrant bowl of roasted squash and radicchio will be a welcome addition to your holiday feast.
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Cutting the Budget
In an effort to change the objective of a bureaucracy, you need to establish goals and rewards for success in achieving those goals.
There Was a Time
Someday, maybe, God will decide we’ve suffered enough, and ... then we will return.
The Untold Stories of the Tiananmen Massacre
We will never know how many people were massacred the night of June 3‒4, 1989
A History of the American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
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New York Giants Bench Daniel Jones, Turn to Tommy DeVito at Quarterback
Jones ranks 32nd out of 36 qualified quarterbacks in passer rating (79.4) this season.
New York Giants Bench Daniel Jones, Turn to Tommy DeVito at Quarterback
Jones ranks 32nd out of 36 qualified quarterbacks in passer rating (79.4) this season.
Shot in Hunting Accident, Sundance Head ‘Thankful to Be Alive’
Country singer Jason ‘Sundance’ Head, who rose to fame in 2016 after winning ‘The Voice,’ was hospitalized for a gunshot wound to his abdomen.
Shot in Hunting Accident, Sundance Head ‘Thankful to Be Alive’
Country singer Jason ‘Sundance’ Head, who rose to fame in 2016 after winning ‘The Voice,’ was hospitalized for a gunshot wound to his abdomen.
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How Kind Resilience Ignites Key Brain Regions–and How to Build It
How to activate the kind, resilient brain regions so you can better handle challenges.
How Kind Resilience Ignites Key Brain Regions–and How to Build It
How to activate the kind, resilient brain regions so you can better handle challenges.
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Baltimore’s Basilica: The Nation’s First Cathedral
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,” we visit America’s first masterpiece of religious architecture.
‘The Old Man and the Sea’: Death Can’t Defeat a Fisherman
Ernest Hemingway’s short story brought to the screen by veteran actor Spencer Tracy.
‘Kentucky, Y’all’: A Cornucopia of Culture
This book demonstrates that from the Appalachians to the flatlands, Kentucky is a state with a lot to offer.
This Chicken Dinner Will Save You Time and Money
Buy the chicken while it is on sale and enjoy protein-filled dinners for less.
New in Kansas City: An Immersive Children’s Lit Museum, a Women’s Soccer Stadium, and Thai Barbecue
The Rabbit Hole is where the adventure starts.
A Pacifica Day Trip Boasts Beachy Hikes, Creative Lattes, and Foggy IPAs
Walk by the water and relax while enjoying the eclectic food options.
A Sweet History: Taffy Is a Tennessee Town’s Generational Tradition
In this installment of ‘History off the Beaten Path,’ we'll visit an old-fashioned candy factory that’s pulled its taffy the same way for almost 75 years.
How a Nicaraguan Revolt Altered American Foreign Policy
In ‘This Week in History,’ we witness how a better deal for an isthmus canal helped lead to a bitter conflict in Central America.
Frontier Culture Museum: ‘Out of Many, One’
Virginia’s living history museum celebrates the contributions of America’s frontier culture.
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