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In the parlance of our times, ‘state capture’ - where the political elite and their business buddies conspire to drain state coffers - is arguably our number-one enemy.This...

The convening of the Diet’s Deliberative Council on Political Ethics to question Liberal Democratic Party lawmakers over the scandal concerning slush funds amassed by the ruling party’s factions is merely a first step toward regaining the publics trust in politics.

Once upon a time, Japanese cars were seen as an exotic and quirky product that could never take on the might of Ford Motor Co. and General Motors Co. Right

Are you interested in the arts? A lot of us are. Indeed, thousands of us spend time and treasure in Marquette’s Mattson Lower Harbor Park each summer at a w

Hopes that north Belfast bonfire will move to a new site and ease interface tensions

Ukraine has high expectations that Japans technological abilities can help the now war-torn country rebuild, and it is essential to accurately grasp

I am pleased by the progress that the United States and its allies made at Thursday’s meeting of NATO defense ministers in Brussels. Almost two years after Putin’s unprovoked invasion

Editorial: The appearance of impropriety under the arrangement is huge. And that in itself is a problem for a police department that has historically struggled to build public trust.

In 2020, when I was a senior in high school in Billings, Montana, I was in a similar place as many Missoula students last week: In front of a lectern

A new bill close to passing in Florida will do incalculable damage to the ability of journalists ot actually report news (and likely empower lefty squelchers, to boot).