Page 162 - Thics News Today

When you think “politics” in America, words such as “dissent,” “contentious” and “fragmented” can immediately come to mind.

It should probably come as little surprise that a majority of American millennial and Generation Z women identify as liberal.

The digital divide is widespread among people with disabilities but tends to have a disproportionate impact on their lives. In the first of this two-part...

With the new year comes a friendly, familiar sound – a sweet sound, to be sure – at the Oakview Medical Care Facility.

In a time when hardly anyone can seem to agree on anything, we double-dog dare you to find one person who opposes the newly erected statues of Henry and Shirley

CUMBERLAND — Several Republican candidates vying for the 6th District congressional seat visited Cumberland on Monday to attend a craft fair at the Allegany County Fairgrounds.

Like most people I think, I enjoy remembering and sharing memories and stories with friends and family, and occasionally with you, dear reader. That said, I confess I am a

By GREG JORDAN

WATAUGA — It is not always easy to adopt a pet, but the Watauga Humane Society does its best to find the perfect match for furry friends.

When the U.S. Supreme Court, in Richmond Newspapers v. Virginia (1980), in the words of Justice John Paul Stevens, “squarely held that the acquisitidon of newsworthy matter is entitled to