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Boy, is technology making is ruder. It all started with email.

Promises progress, but at what cost?

Does any state in America have more extremist, irresponsible, all-around worse representation in Congress than does Missouri?

EDITORIAL There’s no question economic conditions are tough, but we need to keep them in historical perspective. We shouldn’t let an undue sense of doom and...

Progressive Rep. Cori Bush claimed that "agitators" have infiltrated the anti-Israel protest on college campuses in order to fuel the "suppression of dissent."

It has become commonplace to read about the high levels of unemployment in our country. We see most young people unemployed, idle and leading miserable lives in our communities. A...

Monday, with all classes being held remote, the environs of Columbia University were anything but quiet. On the South Lawn in front of Butler Library was the tent city of

City Councilmember Shaun Abreu has introduced two bills that would require apps to prompt users to tip before the delivery is made — and set a default minimum suggested tip of 10% that costumers will have to opt out of.

When the NYPD moved in on the New York University pro-Hamas occupiers Monday night, professors formed a human chain to block the cops — neatly revealing a huge part of the problem in US academia.

COMMENTARY: Fame and its relationship with the media, it is fascinating. Especially when the influence of media plays a role in shaping public perception and determining what is considered important or famous. With more, on what can be a twisted view of reality, here is Dr. Larry Burriss, an MTSU Professor of Journalism... About Dr. Burriss - Larry Burriss, professor of journalism, teaches introductory and media law courses. At the graduate level he teaches quantitative researc...