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Tight restrictions on asylum and parole will drive migration further underground, where criminal groups profit.

On Jan. 14, 1962, a Fort Plain woman employed at the Canajoharie Nursing Home was given a one-year suspended jail sentence after admitting to using narcotics prescribed to patients on

 

I read with interest your editorial on Jan. 3 that President Joe Biden’s reelection depends on his urgent action on the border. Yes, the border has needed action, however, this has been an issue for d...

Those looking to light up in Virginia still don’t have a place to buy their supply within the state. Although the sale of recreational marijuana is now legal in the Commonwealth, the state has effectively upheld a prohibition on purchasing by sidestepping any opportunity to develop a market for retail sales. 

A decade after the first recreational marijuana dispensaries opened, will 2024 be the year that cannabis finally gets a get-out-of-jail-for-free card?

The Republican push for tough new immigration policies is likely to drive migration even further underground, where criminal groups profit.

Congress after Congress has refused to tighten current asylum laws so now, we have free-loaders by the MILLIONS applying for asylum for spousal abuse or a hang nail.  Court dates are being set for five to as long as 10 YEARS from now because the system is past overloaded.  Under Trump, not under the

Thirty years ago, my parents found sanctuary and a reason to dream in America. Today, those fleeing impossible circumstances should have the same shot at new and better lives.

About 300 million people worldwide suffer from thalassemia, of which 100 million require blood transfusions once or twice a month.