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The following items are based on information provided by officials in law enforcement and the criminal justice system. Kingston Drugs: Bryant Williams, 30, of Port Ewen, was arrested by state police at Ulster at 10:40 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 14, and charged with the felonies of criminal possession of a narcotic drug, criminal possession of a […]

Dec 10, 2023 // The handmaiden to populism’s rise across the West has been distrust of experts, stemming in part from their failures and conspiracy theories, but also because of profound technological and economic shifts that create uncertainty and require value judgments. Restoring faith in experts will require better communication—including experts listening to people rather than lecturing, writes Diane Coyle.

Hal Foster on The Anti-Aesthetic

By Patricia A. ScheyerNKyTribune reporterThe city of Taylor Mill had a department heads shake-up with the resignation of John Stager in the Fire Department and the retirement of Marc Roden in th

The temptations of ideological thinking were not banished to the twentieth century.

SURE, Emory’s hallmark undergraduate research program during summer break, is expanding access for students in the humanities, arts and social sciences. Applications for 2024 are now open.

By Patricia A. ScheyerNKyTribune reporterThe city of Taylor Mill welcomed Santa Claus, along with Mrs. Santa, to the city Sunday to usher in the Christmas spirit, as they do every year."

Elite experts have become the scapegoats for stagnating post-GFC economic prospects. The best thing they can do is to start listening to the public.

LONDON -- The West's "demonization" of China leads indirectly to a restriction of academic freedom and increased security threats, prominent Confucian scholar…

LONDON -- The West's "demonization" of China leads indirectly to a restriction of academic freedom and increased security threats, prominent Confucian