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In the same election where Escambia County overwhelmingly supported Donald Trump, voters also raised taxes to create the Escambia...
read moreIn the same election where Escambia County overwhelmingly supported Donald Trump, voters also raised taxes to create the Escambia...
read moreThe centuries-old divide in the Orthodox church is a pretext Putin uses for invasion; the church is a point of unity for the...
read moreIn the United States and nations from China to Brazil, concerns rise about masculinity under attack. By Harry Bruinius Staff writer...
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read moreAugustine and Plato changed the life of Roosevelt Montás, who emigrated from the Dominican Republic and studied – and later taught –...
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read moreBy Jill Barshay The Hechinger Report Chelsea Sheasley Staff writer Hillary Flynn The Post and Courier Talia Richman The Dallas...
read moreParental concerns over school closures and curriculum changes are making Virginia’s suburbs – which had been shifting Democratic –...
read moreWhat’s in a phrase? How “pulling yourself up by your bootstraps” went from describing an absurd, impossible feat to...
read moreNew administrations have learning curves. President Biden’s current struggles may reflect a team that hasn’t fully ramped up and a...
read moreCarnivals, fairs, and festivals have returned. Beyond face paint and fried food, they’re a chance for Americans to gather communally....
read moreLee Drutman organized an open letter signed by 200 scholars warning of threats to U.S. democracy. He talks about what makes elections...
read moreLeading up to the 2020 vote, about 6 in 10 Americans didn’t trust the outcome to be fair. Rebuilding trust now looks like a high...
read moreAfter a school bombing that killed more than 80, survivors show why rights are seen as inherent – and one protection from Taliban...
read moreBy Adil Amin Akhoon Correspondent Sharafat Ali Correspondent Ganastan, India Every morning, a small house in northern Kashmir...
read moreAs governments strive to help people hurt by the lockdown, a provocative idea gains ground: simply give them money. By Simon Montlake...
read moreWorldwide, citizens have given up civil liberties to fight the pandemic. But is it possible to act collectively and maintain...
read moreAllegations against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a prominent Democrat, have renewed soul-searching within his party. Where is the right place...
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