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The growing industry may have to grapple with higher borrowing costs and increasingly stingy lenders — but experts say that strong policy will help ensure

New research has found the 2020 homicide surge was weaker in GOP-voting counties, not linked to gun sale ...

Stronger-than-expected showing in elections has energized the movement and set the stage, they hope, for more successes

Its empty gestures will be met with disillusion

The Australian economy is undergoing the most significant changes since globalisation in the 1980s. Managing this transition is a task for economic liberalism – even if the Liberal Party is no longer in the game.

Gabrielle Giffords huddled with Vice President Joe Biden in his private office just off the Senate floor on an April Wednesday in 2013, watching the defeat of a bill to expand background checks to most gun sales.

A New Scotland - Building an Equal, Fair and Sustainable Society

Kayla Camacho was halfway through her master’s degree when federal student loan payments were paused in March 2020.

Despite the lessons of World War II, unfortunately the author has to say that the events of the last eight years in and around Ukraine have demonstrated not only the vitality of Nazism, but also the desire of a number of Western leaders to revive it across the board.Since early 1930s, Western ruling circles were investing huge sums to finance Hitle

Studies show that immigrants are less likely to commit violent crimes than those born in the United States. Senate Republicans who continue to oppose measures that would make it harder for criminals to obtain and keep firearms are blaming immigrants for a rise in violent crime in the United States