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Jeanne Thompson and her daughter Kimberly never met Keaira Hudson. But the story of her murder has motivated them to call for stronger protections for victims of domestic violence.

Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist's LGBTQ+ allyship began when he was just a kid because of, he says, "someone I had a great deal of love for." That

Remarks by the Vice President to The Heritage Foundation

CONLEY COMMENTARY (WSAU) Well isn't that clever. Two political action groups - NetGen.org and Moveon - have cr...

For years, the Lehigh Valley has yearned for a Trader Joe's store. Brokers have called the chain. Enthusiasts have sent emails. Petitions have been signed. So why aren't they here? And will they ever answer the area's call?

States were meant to be “laboratories of democracy.” Instead, they are pioneering new ways to restrict voting and distort representation.

What do sorcery and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have in common? Wait—don't answer that.

Many shoppers have grim expressions on their faces as they confront the ever-increasing prices of their favorite food items. Consider that the overall price of food rose by 8.3% in the last year, according to the latest consumer price index. But can that pricey bacon and eggs or fresh produce sway the election?

American TV viewers are bombarded with political ads during the lengthy campaign season. But do these ads really make a difference to voting habits?

Many shoppers have grim expressions on their faces as they confront the ever-increasing prices of their favorite food items. Consider that the overall price of food rose by 8.3% in the last year, according to the latest consumer price index. But can that pricey bacon and eggs or fresh produce sway the election?