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Garcia: Federal infrastructure overhaul a necessity, not a luxury FacebookTwitterEmail President Joe Biden unveiled a $2.25 trillion infrastructure plan this past week.Saul Loeb /TNS This past week, I had the good fortune of interviewing Ben Fountain, one of this country’s finest writers. The Dallas-based Fountain is a rare master of both the fiction and non-fiction forms and his work — particularly his best-selling novel “Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk” and his searing opus on the 2...

Caretaker PM Rutte seen as winning most seats in Dutch vote MIKE CORDER and RAF CASERT, Associated Press March 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 27 1of27Dutch caretaker Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the VVD Liberal party votes in the Dutch general election in The Hague, Netherlands, March 17, 2021. (Piroschka Van De Wouw/Pool via AP)PIROSCHKA VAN DE WOUW/APShow MoreShow Less 2of27Voters pass a sign reading "polling station" after casting their ballot at windmill the Kerhovense Molen dur...

Karachi [Pakistan], March 11 (ANI): Pakistan is at the forefront of nations that are rejecting vaccination shots against COVID-19, according to the latest study by research company IPSOS.

I failed at every attempt to combat my phone addiction. This new approach worked. FacebookTwitterEmail I spent 1/4 of every day on my phone. I decided to do something extreme to stop.bobmadbob/Getty Images One dreary January evening, after one of those long work days where I thought, “I’m tired, I’ll just lay in bed for a few minutes and check Instagram,” I fell into a black hole. I blinked, and suddenly I’d been in bed for an hour and my eyeballs were seared from all the blue light a...

A new poll indicates most people believe public health restrictions are being lifted too quickly.

A new poll indicates most people believe public health restrictions are being lifted too quickly.

A new poll indicates most people believe public health restrictions are being lifted too quickly.

George Floyd Death Considered Murder by 64% of Blacks, 28% of Whites in America: Poll On 3/6/21 at 10:54 AM EST Ahead of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvins trial for the death of George Floyd, a new poll by USA Today and Ipsos found that 64 percent of Black people surveyed considered Floyds death a murder, while only 28 percent of white people believed the same. According to Ipsos, the poll surveyed 1,165 Americans, 788 of whom were white, while only 178 were Black, on March 1 an...

There is good news but officials fear we will lose the run of ourselves again

Thats not school to me: COVID-19 leads some Danbury-area teachers to retire FacebookTwitterEmail DANBURY — Ray and Ann Bielizna loved being teachers because they could interact with students. That changed when schools closed last March with the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and the couple learned to teach remotely. “A big part of our job is the connection you have with kids,” said Ann Bielizna, an educator for 32 years who most recently taught in Danbury’s Rogers Park Middle School. �...