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With oversight hearings commencing to find out how Rhode Island wound up narrowly avoiding an unprecedented calamity – and instead just got stuck with an historic, exorbitantly expensive …

EDITORIAL “One double barrel gun, eight muskets and one barrel of powder” was paid to Māori for islands in the Hauraki Gulf in what is the earliest organised...

When it comes to the state takeover of solar and wind projects, we sense an undercurrent. Or, as opponents would say, a power surge. Either way, Michigan vo

President Biden's announced last Wednesday that his administration will be forgiving another $1.2 billion in student loans, bringing the total in "cancelled" debt to $138 billion.

Georgia nursing student Laken Riley was allegedly killed by Jose Antonio Ibarra, who entered this country illegally in 2022. Why on earth are outfits like CNN and the AP shielding him?

“The powers that be have long tried to treat the release of inconvenient information” as “the equivalent of espionage,” thunders Reason’s J.D. Tuccille

Power cuts triggered by surges in renewable energy sources like solar and wind power are increasingly common.

Certainly Superiorland and beyond can expect more snow this very unusual winter. How much and when, of course, is another matter. But it’s at least likely t

Editorial: Elections have consequences, as the saying goes, and America may not be done feeling the consequences of a radicalized GOP that has the nation’s top court in its corner.

National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW) is an international annual event held February 26 through March 3, looking to raise awareness about invasive sp