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On Wednesday night, President Biden was granted the second town hall of his presidency (with the first in February and the third in the last year) by his adoring fanboys and girls at CNN and, not surprisingly, the Jeffrey Zucker-led network made sure that

Those whose salary depends upon them coming to terms with the fact that the beliefs of the paymasters have changed tend to get with the programme pretty smartly, writes Chris Trotter

An empire in debt is at its end.

The nation’s highest court will consider Tuesday a pair of petitions related to a legal dispute surrounding North Carolina’s “ag-gag law.” Both state Attorney General Josh Stein and the North Carolina Farm Bureau Federation have asked the court to take the case in its upcoming term.

The Gilded Age, which spanned roughly from the late 1870s to the early 1900s, was a time of rapid industrialization, economic growth, and prosperity for the wealthy. It was also a time of exploitation and extreme poverty for workers.

Copyright trolling comes to typography. Paper checks are going the way of the landline and the fax machine. A vending machine for art prints. Inside Los Angeles Trade Tech College’s (LATTC) Sign Graphics program. A new paper argues that we’ve gotten Newton’s First Law of Motion wrong all these years. Why not visit Null Island, which lives up to its name. De-extincting the Tasmanian tiger. Pink Floyd fans can attend a listening party at which they can have their brainwaves monitored, for so...

Today’s update is about an eight-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

Some 1,700 meatpacking workers overwhelmingly rejected a “final offer” four-year contract last Friday amidst an increasing wave of opposition from workers across the US.

Today in History 20 September: Get here what happened on 20 September related to famous personalities, Indian - World history events, birthdays, deaths, sports, politics, music etc.

Born today, you are likely to make quite a sensation wherever you go, perhaps not when you are very young, but certainly beginning with your mature years w...