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As we celebrate Community College Month this April, I want to extend a warm welcome to everyone seeking to empower themselves through education. Community colle

Beckett sits staring at a TV screen showing the continued bombing and destruction in Gaza. He buries his head in his hands, then looks up at the screen before shaking

"Well, I lay my head on the railroad track. Waiting on the Double E. But the train dont run by here no more. Poor, poor, pitiful me." – Warren Zevon

IT’S THE new season of “The Apprentice,” only this time Donald Trump isn’t looking for the next business whiz, he’s in the market for a running mate. He has his

Guest Commentary: As healthcare providers are expected to abide by the Hippocratic Oath’s promise to “first, do no harm,” those formulating Medicare policy should do likewise and not advance so-called

Structure can be defined as — “construct or arrange according to a plan; give a pattern or organization to.” How many of you live a structured life? Ma

There are three incipient famines in the world today, and politics is at the root of all of them. That’s not unusual, actually: famines are almost always political events.

Renewable energy credit, or REC, prices are set on a national level and change greatly with the administration in power. (Obama $48, Trump $8, Biden $52). Due to an editing

Amid mounting inquiries surrounding the government’s purported decision to transfer the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity at Bahamas Power and Light (BPL) to external entities, the undeniable truth persists:

On Indigenous Peoples Day 2020 in broad daylight, a mob of vandals tore down the 154-year-old Soldier’s Monument in the center of Santa Fe Plaza because it was offensive to