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During questioning of Fulton County, Ga., Prosecutor Nathan Wade about his “relationship” with District Attorney Fani Willis there was a moment that cut through all the euphemisms we have become

Life is filled with ifs. The ever constant dilemma is, "If I do this, what will happen?" People also lament about the past with thoughts of "If I had only

During questioning of Fulton County, Georgia prosecutor Nathan Wade about his “relationship” with District Attorney Fani Willis there was a moment that cut through all the euphemisms we have become

State Senator Bill Dodd, D-Napa, introduced legislation that intends to safeguard students from sexual misconduct and violence on college campuses.

The Upper Cumberland Diversity Advocates are hosting live jazz music in celebration of Black History Month Wednesday, Feb. 21, at noon in the Cumberland Room at the Library. Michael Ruff

The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled that frozen embryos are “children,” with potentially far-reaching implications for fertility clinics and in-vitro fertilization. The ruling appeared to be based on an extremely

The Pardon Project of Cumberland County went live at an event held at Dickinson Law Thursday and is dedicated to increasing access to pardons.

The inmates at the Oklahoma Reformatory in Granite were "my boys" to Warden Clara Waters, the first woman in America to head a prison for males.

I can no longer contain my distaste for the MAGA Republicans. What a misnomer to claim to Make America Great Again.

LICKLEY: Once a party known for its unity and commitment to once conservative values, the Idaho Republican party finds itself marred by internal conflicts, alienated members, and a distressing departure