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While the U.S. Supreme Court appears poised to keep a widely used abortion pill available for now, some conservative justices signaled an interest in considering whether a 151-year-old indecency law

Israelis will fight on their own if they must.The post Lone soldiers appeared first on JNS.org.

I think the North Carolina General Assembly deserves loads of credit for making our tax code friendlier to growth, investment, and freedom. In one respect, however, the state still imposes

Two surveys by tech vendors reveal a significant slowdown in AI adoption as business and IT leaders consider the legal and practical ramifications.

While its not uncommon for Nebraska state senators to invoke the threat of censure against colleagues they feel have acted inappropriately, hearings like that scheduled Thursday are rare.

In 1922, the Colorado River Compact that divided the river’s water rights among seven U.S. states and Mexico left tribes out of the picture.

In the face of a deepening housing crisis both locally and statewide, the Ithaca Tenants Union held a press conference on March 15 with Alderperson Kayla Matos and Assembly Member

News that Catherine, Princess of Wales, has been diagnosed with cancer set off a pointless argument. One side complained that the royal family had not been forthcoming with the truth

Columnist Shannon Brennan writes that we should mow less, have less grass and beautify our lawns with native flowers to not only save money, but provide pollinators and other critters with food to eat.

Several local school districts will be closing their doors on Monday, April 8 to allow students and staff the opportunity to witness the total solar eclipse, which will not occur