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THE NOTION OF POSTMODERNISM was once a great stimulant to art and thought; today, it feels like another anti-aphrodisiac of the just past. In some ways, postmodernism seems more historical than modernism, reanimated as modernism is by questions of colonialism, diaspora, and globality. On the other hand, this untimeliness makes the present a good moment to look back at postmodernism, if only to measure our distance from it.The Anti-Aesthetic: Essays on Postmodern Culture, which I edited, was publ...

Suit calls for first-amendment protections and right to petition state government

A Winnipeg couple living in the affluent Tuxedo neighbourhood learned that the criminal justice system applies equally to all those accused and out on bail despite their family's financial circumstances.

One gauge of our decline is the vanishing of public intellectuals and a swelling number of wired celebrities, influencers, and pitchmen.

By Patricia A. ScheyerNKyTribune reporterKenton County Mayors discussed the difficulty of acquiring School Resource Officers, in all schools but particularly in parochial schools at the monthly

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

FIFE Scouts taking part in the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea are to be moved to hotels due to extreme weather.

Carolyn Krause continues her research into J. Robert Oppenheimer and the connection to Oak Ridge.

The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) has the potential to reshape the privacy landscape for family offices, while also introducing considerable compliance burdens and legal risk. ...

A federal appeals court sounded skeptical Tuesday of arguments that lawmakers should be required to turn over documents in a legal fight.