Six pints, a single olive and a lump of dirt: Chilling final meal requests of death row inmates
A list of bizarre last meal requests from people on death row has gone viral. A post on the @depthsofwikipedia Instagram page ...
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Four more years of this? | Letters
Well, we now know that Trump is going to be just as bad a president as we feared ... He is trying to remove legal citizens of the United States and lump them in with illegal immigrants.
Pictured: Faces of the women with deadly cancer 'caused by talc'
Lawyers claim Johnson & Johnson knew that the product contained cancer causing asbestos, but failed to warn customers and ...
To resolve the clash over USAID, look to the Constitution’s separation of powers
Last week, recipients of USAID grants filed lawsuits in response. They say only Congress can decide to fund, or not to fund, ...
Trump Riles Washington as He Tries to Overthrow the Existing Order
The new president has left virtually no corner of the nation’s capital untouched in a wide-ranging effort to tear down the ...
Trump's economic trench warfare needs an off-ramp
Battles of attrition are messy affairs for all parties involved and tend only to occur once other options have failed. Donald ...
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Amid calls for increased education funding, Dunleavy debuts reform package
Mike Dunleavy on Friday debuted his plan for education reforms and some funding increases for correspondence programs and ...
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Senators demand quick implementation of Social Security Fairness Act for police, teachers
Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy is among a bipartisan group of 27 colleagues demanding immediate Social Security Fairness Act raises.
Trump wants to close the US Department of Education. What's at stake in South Carolina?
No one knows precisely how Trump's challenge to the Department of Education will affect schools, but the stakes involve nearly $1B in federal money for SC.
Markets send Trump a risky message on tariffs
Markets are still pinning their hopes on the art of the deal. Stocks may have fallen on Monday as investors digested U.S.
Lederer on Language: What’s in a president’s name? More than you might think
Ulysses S. Grant, our 18th president, entered the earthly stage as Hiram Ulysses Grant. When his name was mistakenly entered on the West Point register as Ulysses Simpson Grant, he eagerly ...