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Megyn Kelly defended Russell Brand, calling the case against him a “political witch hunt.” Brand has been convicted of rape, and Kelly’s remarks drew attention for defending a convicted sex offender. The brief report…
Rep. Daniel Webster argues that investigators should identify who leaked the draft majority opinion in the 2022 Dobbs case, saying transparency is important to public trust in institutions. He cites a Department of…
The contributors argue that Republicans should rebuild a governing philosophy after disappointing election results, reject conspiracy theorists and bigotry, and commit to constitutional limits on government. They call…
The D.C. Diagnosis newsletter examines the politics of health care, including Medicare for All and the roles of Bernie Sanders and Ron Wyden. Its author, John, writes about health policy and publishes the newsletter…
Fortune commentators Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven Tian argue that Delaware’s corporate departures could accelerate as companies object to secret litigation funding in the state’s Court of Chancery. They cite Virtu…
Dr. Nazhat Parveen Sharma offers a poetic tribute to the newly elected Hazel Hawkins Memorial Hospital board members, congratulating Roxy and Marni and urging them to put patients first. The piece reflects on the…
North Dakota’s Unclaimed Property Division says it displays dollar ranges rather than exact amounts online to protect residents’ financial information. In a letter to the editor, Joseph Heringer argues that publishing…
The Herald editorial board urges readers to honor U.S. veterans through simple acts of support. More than 100 veterans recently received a warm welcome at Grand Forks International Airport, a reception that contrasted…
Former evangelical Christian singer and author Julianna Glasse discusses pressure on evangelical women when they vote, including the experience of women who cast ballots the way their husbands do. In a Washington Post…
Donald Trump’s final two years in office could bring a shift toward deal-making after Republicans’ midterm losses, including possible compromises with Democrats on immigration and health care. In an interview with Ross…
This article explores the legal complexities surrounding workplace injuries and whether workers' compensation serves as the exclusive remedy for employees. It examines scenarios where injured workers might seek…
Columnist Froma Harrop argues that Democratic socialist candidates in New York City have drawn support disproportionately from white voters, despite winning in districts with large Hispanic and Black populations. She…
In an opinion column, Ray Richmond sharply criticizes White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, accusing him of harming immigrant Americans through his influence on immigration policy. The piece frames Miller’s…
A task force formed by Decatur County commissioners has spent about six months examining modern data centers after the county imposed a moratorium on new facilities. The group includes commissioners, residents and…
The River Region Chamber of Commerce is urging residents of St. John, St. Charles and St. James parishes to shop locally during the holiday season and throughout the year. Executive director Ashley Williams said local…
Paul Geisler reflects on the chapel and faith themes in “Lilies,” considering how the two are built alongside one another. The piece is presented as a commentary rather than a report of a new event.
Entrepreneur contributor Joey Stiver describes how a felony conviction tied to his former gray-market peptide and steroid business reshaped his approach to leadership. After taking responsibility and spending years…
Sam Reese argues in Entrepreneur that experienced leaders should share not only their successes but also the context, setbacks and decisions behind them. Their firsthand lessons from crises such as the Great Recession…
In a recent analysis published by Just Security, authors Tess Bridgeman and Ryan Goodman argue that the United States is facing a critical turning point regarding the accountability of high-level officials. Historically…
Athletes.org has shared a proposed collective bargaining agreement developed with Tennessee men’s basketball players and input from the university’s athletics department. The term sheet outlines a wage scale, possible…
Breitbart Texas argues that Democrats’ recent election victories could reshape border enforcement under the incoming state leadership. The opinion piece points to Gina Hinojosa’s election as governor, Vikki Goodwin’s…
An editorial published by the local news outlet highlights a critical funding shortfall for special education programs in Oregon. The piece argues that the state's current cap on additional funding for school districts…
Vicksburg Daily News says it has passed 100,000 social media followers and received 9.3 million views over the past 28 days, with 1.4 million interactions. The locally owned outlet also recently joined the Mississippi…
A religious reflection draws on Job 9:1–2, where Job asks how a person can be considered just before God. The passage raises a central question of Christian theology about human righteousness and divine judgment…
