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The executive branch must have the powers it needs to protectAmericans from acts of war by foreign enemies.

Last week’s decision by the California Supreme Court, discovering a right to same-sex marriage in the state constitution, was greeted with glee by homosexual-rights advocates across the state and across the country. But such jubilation is misplaced, because the decision will likely result in a significant and lasting defeat for same-sex marriage advocates, both in California and beyond. By removing the issue from the political branches and constitutionalizing the policy question, the court’s...

My late constitutional law professor once offered the following hypothetical about a fishing dispute that made its way to court. On one side were Native Americans; on the other, environmentalists. After a pregnant pause, he mused: "What's a liberal to do?"

The Ithaca Times previously reported on the Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation defaulting on over $30 million worth of bonds that were used to fund the construction of seven new

The Tompkins Cortland Community College Foundation has been in default on over $30 million worth of bonds since 2019. The bonds were issued in 2013 to build seven new dormitories

ELKTON — Elkton-based non-profit the Paris Foundation is looking to expand its community outreach and help community members achieve ServeSafe certifications.

ELKTON — The Town of Elkton is currently reviewing plans for a proposed annexation of over 60 acres near Triumph Industrial Park, including plans to build several hundred apartment units

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ELKTON — The Town of Elkton may be joining a class action lawsuit against manufacturers that use and create per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) after a 2020 report indicated that

ELKTON — The former Conowingo Power building will soon be home to Proway, a new Elkton based business. Located at 203 N Bridge St. in downtown Elkton, the building sat