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Arlington County will be under a Wind Advisory and a Flood Watch from early this afternoon until Wednesday morning.

On ESPN's 'First Take,' Stephen A. Smith took a bold stance against the Miami Dolphins ahead of their Week 18 matchup vs. the Buffalo Bills.

Article: Yankee Micro Social Psychology Part I: Individualism and its Social Shadows - The subject of social psychology seems to be an oasis from the relentlessly individualist orientation of psychology. But in the US is the same old social contract theory foundation where the individual is thought to interact in a voluntary, accidental & incidental way with society. Yet there is opposition. While the work of social reference theory is not Marxist, it is deeply social in a way similar to the wor...

Article: Yankee Micro Social Psychology Part I: Individualism and its Social Shadows - The subject of social psychology seems to be an oasis from the relentlessly individualist orientation of psychology. But in the US is the same old social contract theory foundation where the individual is thought to interact in a voluntary, accidental & incidental way with society. Yet there is opposition. While the work of social reference theory is not Marxist, it is deeply social in a way similar to the wor...

Orientation Developing a Marxist social psychology is a very important aspect of explaining what is going on within the individual in relation to society as well as what is going on in small group interactions between themselves. What we find when we examine social psychology in Yankeedom is what you might suspect, and that is

An interesting, but little-known compliance requirement makes private equity and VC firm employees register as lobbyists.

The expelled congressman highlights the devolution of the Republican Party.

On the Alberta Pension Plan, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says what it will take for her to decide if Albertans will vote to exit the CPP.

Recent setbacks for the U.S. offshore wind industry, capped by the withdrawal Wednesday of two large projects in New Jersey, have cast the fledgling market in a more precarious light as developers rethink some of their projects due to rising costs. Soaring prices for raw materials and higher interest rates have led major European developers to make difficult decisions about projects once hailed as the linchpins of state and federal goals for all-green energy. First-generation projects, ...

Did you see a bright light in the southeastern sky on Thursday evening?