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Dr. Inger E. Burnett-Zeigler of Northwestern University talks about how Black women can attend the needs of community, family, and their own.

Four days later, it remains a kick in the gut that we suddenly lost Rick Wolff to a brain tumor at 71.

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Gene Grant and The Line Opinion Panel react to Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller’s announcement that the city's police force will be smaller than promised. Grant asks our panelists whether we should be focused on the number...

SNY Mets’ crew, Gary Cohen, Ron Darling, Keith Hernandez and floating story-teller Steve Gelbs too often erupt in unnatural phony laughter.

The forced version of change — the choice of sports holding themselves at ransom — is the equivalent of playing a losing hand, cards up, raising all the way.

A rundown of the 12 things we leaned or relearned during the NCAA Tournament.

The Kansas State-Michigan State NCAA Tournament game Thursday on TBS was headed for a close finish.

Auburn’s Bruce Pearl and Houston’s Kelvin Sampson, in wink-and-nod tribute to how hideously low big-time college basketball has eroded, are among the most sternly sanctioned and condemned in NCAA history.

Plans by North Sea operators to review investments in the UK after the hike in the Energy Profits Levy, meetings of the industry and government on energy security and investment, strikes on offshore platforms, and several contracts for field upgrades featured in the UK North Sea oil and gas industry over the past month.

Some 170 members of UK's largest union Unite working for Petrofac on Repsol's UK North Sea offshore platforms, are taking…