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Inflation just won’t quit, despite what President Biden is claiming: Wednesday, the Labor Department announced that it shot up to 3.5% in March, year over year — a 0.3 percentage-point jump from February and more than economists expected.

EDITORIAL Expect the unexpected. When Green Party MP Teanau Tuiono started promoting a member’s bill that could lead to the reversal of a decades-old law...

National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) is an event that takes place across the United States, with partnerships between state departments of transportation (

State Sen. John Liu and Assemblyman Ron Kim are making legal moves against squatters: Good! But can New Yorkers fully trust them?

Enrollment in higher education in New Hampshire, and elsewhere, has been declining for years. For some, it’s a simple corollary to the decline in corresponding birth rates 18 or so

President Biden claimed that he legally may not be able to use an executive order to tighten the southern border.

California Assemblyman Bill Essayli thundered on X, “San Bernardino was FORCED” by the sanctuary-state law “to protect this pedophile.”

State Sen. James Skoufis has proposed a bill that would strike down a 1934 law that allowed towns to decide for themselves whether to sell alcohol after prohibition was lifted.

It would be hard to imagine our society without pets. Dogs and cats contribute wonderfully to the happiness and well-being of people of all ages. In a perfect