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A SOUTHAMPTON bus driver who left scores of children injured has had the appeal against his jail sentence rejected.

A SOUTHAMPTON bus driver who left scores of children injured has had the appeal against his jail sentence rejected.

A SOUTHAMPTON bus driver who left scores of children injured has had the appeal against his jail sentence rejected.

AMHERST — Drafted to serve as an Army medic during the Vietnam War, spending two years in Texas in the mid-1960s, Ernest Weaver was honored for his service to the United States with the delivery of a care package on Veterans Day morning.For Weaver,...

From Strangers on a Train to The Fallen Sparrow, novels written by women were responsible for a number of incredible noir films.

William G. Conway, an animal conservationist who redefined (but failed to rename) the Bronx Zoo in New York, and who helped recast America’s urba

A short history of the 1968 strike of 1300 African-American sanitation workers in Memphis, Tennessee, during which Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated.

Protectionism is reviving in Washington on both sides of the political aisle. Democrats are cheering proposals to restrict trade to benefit labor unions and save the environment while some Republicans are reviving Smoot-Hawley style salvation schemes. Protectionist advocates routinely seize the moral high ground—at least as it is scored in Washington—by promising that restricting imports will magically produce fair trade. Thirty years ago, in my book The Fair Trade Fraud (St. Martin’s Pr...

Hes returning to the university after leading Faulkner University in Alabama since 2015.

If a businessman pulls a gun on a customer and demands 20 percent more for a product, that is robbery. If a politician intervenes to the same effect, it is fair