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Schjeldahl—esteemed for prose lucid and opulent, his sentences polished and inlaid with a jeweler’s precision—was, in his off-hours, a maestro of mayhem, deploying explosives like paint spattered on the canvas of the night sky.

If you thought this Latino columnist would make excuses for a Latino senator, then you don’t know this columnist very well.

With a major life change, I'm now looking to make sure I avoid paying taxes on my dividend income. Here's how I'm doing it.

If you thought this Latino columnist would make excuses for a Latino senator, then you don’t know this columnist very well.

Here's how much of the prize you would take home after taxes and five ways to invest your windfall.

By IULIA FILIP WASHINGTON (CN) - The United States and its contractor left a U.S. citizen to rot in a Cuban prison, failing to warn him that his U.S.-sponsored mission to distribute Internet equipment in Cuba is illegal, Alan Gross and his wife claim in court. Alan Gross and his wife Judith sued Development Alternatives…

Badger Honor Flight flies Wisconsin veterans to Washington, D.C., free of charge, to see the monuments created in their honor. Their 50th flight takes off from Madisons Dane County Regional

In the not-too-distant future, the face of American airpower will dramatically shift.

Hopeful lottery players will have a chance to win nearly $1 billion this weekend, as the next Powerball drawing will take place on Saturday night after 30 consecutive drawings with no jackpot winner. 

Food deliveries to homebound seniors and childcare are a couple of federally funded programs that could be impacted by a possible government shutdown.