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"I'm not seeing movement," Sanford told Politico Magazine. "I'll tell you what could change: Trump beating Trump, which he's perfectly capable of."

With the deadline for the end of the special session coming June 30th, Oklahoma lawmakers are wrapping up their legislative work for 2023.

An Irish immigrant to the U.S., he was a recording artist, scholar and concert presenter who also encouraged women to join a male-dominated folk tradition.

An academic-writing coach answers readers’ questions on choosing an argument and paring an overly long draft.

The Republican National Committee has triggered anger, protests and a reckoning in a party that must choose between Donald Trump and its own future.

Exploring Black Irish identities in the US. African-American Lenwood Sloan was in his twenties before he learned why his father insisted he is nice to the lone elderly white man that lived at the end of their block. Little was he expecting to discover that his family had a secret...

"There is something right about owning your past, of saying up front you were wrong and are sorry for what you did," Sanford said of his conduct.

Former Gov. Mark Sanford of South Carolina. AP Photo/Mark Humphrey In his new book, Mark Sanford lamented how he handled an extramarital affair that

In addition to the January 16 Virtual Symposium, CelticMKE and the UWM Center for Celtic Studies proudly present their annual Chuck Ward Memorial Lecture. The lecture will premiere on January 14 at 7:00 pm Central on our YouTube channel and will be available to watch for free. The topic is “Frederick Douglass and His Songs of Resistance” with Dr. Christine Kinealy. This virtual program is supported in part by a grant from the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and ...