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If you're pondering what will be the stupidest right-wing freakout of 2023, you can probably stop now.

There's one piece of evidence that prosecutors can't use in their case against Brian Walshe for the alleged murder of his wife, Ana Walshe: her body. But trying a murder case without a body has been a high-profile highlight of three successive Norfolk County District Attorneys..

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Corporate decision-making that leads to mass layoffs simply does not factor in the harm done to the workers or consider the consequences to the communities where they live.

Football has become so violent that we enjoy our national game only at the expense of the health and safety of its players.

Attorney General Merrick Garland, it appears, may factor into key high-profile decisions, political considerations and the importance of public confidence in the Justice Department’s evenhandedness.

By not studying the Russian language, Americans are responding to conflict by closing ourselves off from an adversary, rather than trying to learn about it.

Faced with big changes in how society defines masculinity and the roles filled by men some have given into despair when what they should do is learn to adapt to those changes, embrace them and feel freed by them, the author asserts.

They fired up the reboot machine for this title some three decades later to give "House Party" a fresh new 2020s spin, with basketball superstar LeBron James on board.

The U.S. attorney general is more political than he's let on.