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With two months to go before hosting the Belmont Stakes, newly elected Saratoga Springs Mayor John Safford spoke with CBS6 about the city's current preparations

Public civility in Canada is being tested and restoring it requires a choice between the possibility of consensus and conciliation, or a race to the bottom to see who has the muscle to control the street

“With Malice Toward None,” an event featuring former Sen. Heidi Heitkamp and former North Dakota Gov. Ed Schafer, will be held April 3 at Concordia College in Moorhead.

Days away from the Ohio primary election, campaign rhetoric is heating up. Not on the campaign trail but at a busy Delaware County roundabout, where neighbors a

When government turned against God, incivility became the norm.

Civil discourse has been described as “robust, honest, frank and constructive dialogue and deliberation that seeks to advance the public interest.” The Town of Fountain Hills’ …

Every political difference today feels like a clash of absolutes, with our volume knobs forever turned to 11

The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention has released a guide for Christian political engagement amid a divisive presidential election year.

Fewer than one in five Americans believe race relations are improving in the United States, according to a recently released poll by Rasmussen Reports.

Article: The Civility Dilemma - Without a lineage of guided practice, only an impoverished artifice of distraction, deflection and denial remains. Jurisprudence, for instance, has been inverted and reduced to a fancy set of lock-picks and escape tricks.