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Large and small, pension plan sponsors are adopting in-house tools, partnering with technology research institutes or relying on investment managers for technological support with asset allocation, risk management and other aspects of investment management. The growing interest coincides with an increasingly complex investment, demographic and regulatory landscape. A 2020 Deloitte report on the importance of […]

More and bigger bluefish show up in the bays and inlets, the North Shore comes to life with bass and blues, and there is great bottom fishing in the Peconics.

Parishioners don’t have to be psychiatrists to support Catholics with mental illness, says Deacon Tom Lambert.

One of the best dynamic duos is a cold glass of lemonade on a hot summer day, and a duo in Sioux Falls is using that combination to give back.

For many Catholics experiencing mental illness and their families, the church can be both a place of welcome and alienation.

Dialunguna Lema, 26, was today cleared of harassing and stalking plus-sized model Madia Giwa (pictured) in Crouch End, north London, as she refused to give evidence in court on her birthday.

Gun rights groups say their current fight is less about the substance of gun reform bills and more about the procedure.

Dunwoody officials have chosen to delay their decision on a recent draft of the Dunwoody Trail Master Plan, citing concerns about potential effects on homes, projected costs and which project

Gun rights groups are considering their next step after a Michigan Court of Claims judge denied their request for a restraining order to block enforcement of the state’s new firearms laws.

(The Center Square) – The Michigan Senate approved “red flag laws” that empower courts to temporarily remove guns from those posing a danger to themselves or others.