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By Joel Reynolds and Tom Soto / Los Angeles Times Op-Ed / Feb. 26, 2024 If the coast of California is a state asset worth trillions of dollars — and it is — why is the state agency that has successfully protected that asset for 50 years under assault? The answer — “unnecessary permitting delays”…

Three women are still hospitalized — one in critical condition — a day after what officials say was a random knife attack on a college campus in north Louisiana. The

RUSTON, La. - A stabbing Monday morning on the Louisiana Tech campus that injured four people appears to be a random act of violence, a university spokesman said.

U.S. to impose tariffs on solar panels from China

Louisiana Tech erected a statue to former NBA star Karl Malone, who impregnated a 13 year-old when he was a 20 year-old college student

U.S. teens believe fixing climate change and global warming is the responsibility of individuals, but think business innovation is also required.

U.S. teens believe fixing climate change and global warming is the responsibility of individuals, but think business innovation is also required.

/PRNewswire/ -- A new survey of 1,006 teens conducted for Junior Achievement by the research company ENGINE Insights shows that most teens (73%) agree that...

The following is part three of an edited interview with Che Nieves, a survivor of the 1971 Attica Prison Rebellion and a founding member of the Young Lords Party in Greenhaven and Attica Prisons, conducted July 20 by Monica Moorehead, a Workers World managing editor. More segments of the interview…

The following edited interview with Jorge “Che” Nieves, a survivor of the 1971 Attica Prison Rebellion and a founding member of the Young Lords Party in Greenhaven and Attica Prisons, was conducted July 20 by Monica Moorehead, a Workers World managing editor. More segments of the interview will appear in…