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this is the faulkner focus. i am in for harris today. so far no splashy events or speeches since the president announced his re-election bid one month ago and one day ago. his rivals on both sides meantime of the aisle already making moves. the presidents low profile may be not hitting with voters. a new fox poll shows only 33% see the commander in chief as a strong leader. our own karl rove says it will be tough to change minds. >> this guy is in real trouble and do we think he is goi...

the pandemic. this is a story that unfolds in three parts. first, the fraud. just yesterday we learned that nearly 400 department of homeland security employees took pandemic unemployment aid, even though they were working. this is just a tiny fraction of the massive and brazen covid theft that has incurred since the government started doling out billions in so-called relief. the official who was in charge of overseeing the distribution of the belief has called this the biggest fraud i...

How did students get access to school lunch? How does the school lunch program work today and who pays for it?

Concordia College's 'AI Unveiled' panel on April 12 discusses AI myths. Amanda Booher advocates 'Mindful Birding.' Tom Isern explores Progressive Era "rest rooms." And, grass lawns' environmental impact.

Images from the 1916 Cook County School Festival in Thornton, including one of the Dolton School band, showcase the towns' rural past.

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Richland High School teacher Martha Ringler has been chosen as a National Endowment for the Humanities summer scholar, which will translate into classroom enrichment for her students.

Media bias is as old as time. But if you want a recent and powerful lesson, you could do no better than Time magazine’s issue on Donald Trump. It's easy to think the outlet is inept and out of touch. But it's actually calculated and by design.

By Katrina Fischer Kuh and James R. May

If Utah would return the glory to its convention system and make results decisive, it would stand as a model for the nation.

MILTON — The Milton Historical Society will open its doors for a glimpse of nearly two centuries worth of postcards that capture the changing face of the borough over time.