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For generations, Delawareans have spoken proudly (for the most part) of the Delaware Way – our practice of working together, even through our differences, to find common ground and get things done in this state of neighbors. We have regaled the Mike...

Cable news, social media, podcasts all bombard us with analysis about how we are becoming a more polarized, divided nation. Before writing this month's column,...

The Houston Astros brought home another World Series Championship last Saturday. Two women decided to celebrate by duking it out during the parade on Monday.

The Houston Astros brought home another World Series Championship last Saturday. Two women decided to celebrate by duking it out during the parade on Monday.

The Houston Astros brought home another World Series Championship last Saturday. Two women decided to celebrate by duking it out during the parade on Monday.

The Houston Astros brought home another World Series Championship last Saturday. Two women decided to celebrate by duking it out during the parade on Monday.

The Houston Astros brought home another World Series Championship last Saturday. Two women decided to celebrate by duking it out during the parade on Monday.

Sure, the Delaware Way has its limits and issues — and we can work on those parts — but are we losing our ability to work together as a community?

How we feel about each other, not our actual disagreements, is animating our political polarization, according to author Mónica Guzmán.