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Sen. Joe Manchin's campaign months ago said that it had cut ties with a longtime sole employee who called to "hang" former President Donald Trump, but new federal filings suggest otherwise. Charlie Collins, the only salaried staffer on the West Virginia Democrat's campaign payroll since 2018, previously shared a political cartoon on social media depicting

The rainy weather held off for the final day of the Kitchener Ribfest & Craft Beer Show.

It opens later this week!

We all know that feeling when youve made a mistake, but you dont have to stay in trouble. Here are tips and actionable steps to help you get out of the tax doghouse.

While veteran agents don't have a time machine, these are the things we'd tell ourselves if we could go back to Day One.

More than 71 million Americans rely on Social Security benefits, nearly 54 million of whom are 65 or older. As of June, the average retired worker receives a monthly payment of $1,837 -- and, for...

An Offutt lab has launched an eight-year project to identify nearly 1,000 U.S. POWs from World War II who died on "hell ship" Japanese transports and were buried in unmarked

The reality stars are drowning in debt but have decided to reconcile and give their marriage another go.

The evacuation of federal headquarters during the COVID-19 crisis appears to have become permanent and costly with up to 90% of several agency headquarters empty, according to a federal audit.

B-52s at Minot Air Force Base By LEEWANA THOMAS July 17 — Although there is disagreement about the exact date, it was around this time in July 1961 that