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Almost 25 years after the first dire warnings, we’re still waiting on the tsunami.

Government wants to take away your car. Proposed EPA regulations would require two-thirds of new car sales to be electric vehicles by 2032.

Most states don't tax Social Security benefits -- and even the ones that do often tax benefits lightly.

Laugh all you want, but we can't be the only ones who've thought about this. What's the purpose behind those red balls on power lines in Idaho and across the country?

Investors waiting for long-term bonds to become attractive investment vehicles will have to wait a bit longer. And it may hinge on recession.

With Kyiv’s long-trailed military offensive now seemingly underway, Jack Conrad warns that we should still expect a prolonged, bitter war of attrition and eventually a US attempt to encircle and strangle China

Laugh all you want, but we can't be the only ones who've thought about this. What's the purpose behind those red balls on power lines in Idaho and across the country?

Things have been so slow that the Ceres Planning Commission has cancelled its last two meetings. That’s not unusual as we’ve seen the cancellation of meetings in a row before, followed by meetings that were packed with projects to decide upon.

El Tri faces Guatemala in a friendly match as part of their preparation for a Nations League semifinal showdown against Team USA.

Pharmaceutical giant Merck picked the first legal fight over landmark legislation letting Medicare negotiate drug prices, and the company showed up with bare-knuckle rhetoric and a Jones Day partner who told Law360 on Tuesday that the litigation "fits perfectly" into his mission of battling Uncle Sam's excesses.