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One of the members of the Otero County Commission in New Mexico, Cowboys for Trump leader and convicted Jan. 6 insurrectionist Couy Griffin, still plans on voting against certifying the 2022 primary election results.

Despite our age of economic crisis, populism and pandemic, we may be living in the ruins of the neoliberal order for years to come.

"The appetite is to work with the fringes, listen to the fringes, rather than try to legislate,” said Rep. David McKinley (R-W.Va.).

As they were preparing to go to the airport to visit their new grandchildren, two friends of mine were robbed recently outside their Kenwood co-op building near the University of Chicago.

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Brighton-based Cloud 9 Insight will allow staff to have every other Friday off while being asked to add 30 minutes onto their normal working day

President Joe Biden and his team have faced an extraordinary number of foreign policy and national security emergencies, from white supremacist terror within U.S. borders to the fall of Afghanistan to a land war in Europe.

Recent votes are galvanising debate within the Democratic Party about how to address crime, but challenges abound.

As fewer people in Indiana are opting to go to college, the states Commission for Higher Education is releasing policy recommendations to increase college access for Hoosier students. A new report from the higher-ed commission finds only about half the high school class of 2020 enrolled in college. Sean Tierney, associate commissioner for policy and research at the Commission, said there are a few steps the agency recommended to address the decline, including automatic enrollment in Indianas 2...

A university in Michigan is seeking to make it easier for folks to obtain a bachelors degree after attending community college, by removing barriers to access such as artificial limits on transfer credits. Wayne State University in Detroit is putting all transfer students at equal footing by accepting all credits earned in applied, technical or vocational studies - including from community colleges. Mark Kornbluh is provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Wayne State. ...