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Maine Democrat who barred Trump from ballot met with Biden twice, called Electoral College ‘white supremacy’

Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows visited the White House this year to meet President Biden and previously referred to the Electoral College as a "relic of white supremacy."

My New Year’s resolution is to treat myself like I treat my kids

Like most of us, I’ve made scores of New Year’s resolutions over the years. I’ve adopted ambitious workout routines. I’ve sworn off sugar. I’ve...

Test scores prove charter schools win again: Time to lift the cap

Albany should do the right thing and lift the cap on charters so many more excellent ones can flourish in the city’s most-academically underserved...

New Year’s Eve arrives to an NYC that’s better than ever

Despite the endless naysayers, New York City enters 2024 at its peak.

UK Labour Party thinks you spend too much time with your kids

Two-thirds of working mothers in the United Kingdom would work fewer hours if they could afford to, according to a recent poll conducted by the government. Less than one-third say that if they had affordable, convenient, and safe daycare, they would want to work more.

Life lessons from NASA legends

The technology that determines our lives can and will fail.

Religious freedom, along with everything else, is unraveling in Sudan

One group particularly at risk in Sudan's conflict is the nation's Christians.

Ohio Rep. praises governor’s veto on gender-affirming care ban

Rep. Shontel Brown (D-Ohio) praised Gov. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) on Friday for his veto of a measure that would have banned gender-affirming care for minors in the state. DeWine said the measure would do more harm than good for the Buckeye State, and became the second governor nationally to ban a similar bill. “HB 68...

Destroying democracy to save it: Maine shows the danger of zealots in our legal system

To rid themselves of Trump, advocates are willing to adopt the type of ballot-cleansing powers long associated with authoritarian countries such as Iran.

California law: Officials must use arrestee’s pronouns if sharing mugshots

California is placing more rules on the use of mugshots posted to law enforcement agencies' social media accounts.

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