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A Biden campaign theme for 2024: Pass the torch to the next generation 

President Biden should promise to fill the roughly 4,000 appointments in government with talented young people who can help shape the future in which they and their children will live. This is the time.

Warning light reported on flights before blowout on jetliner, official says

A warning light that could have indicated a pressurization problem went off on a Boeing jetliner during three earlier flights before it lost a piece of its fuselage over Oregon, prompting it to make an emergency landing, a top official said late Sunday. Jennifer Homendy, chair of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), said at a...

The legal case for Trump’s disqualification is clear 

I do not make light of applying 14:3 to disqualify a leading presidential candidate. It will cause an uproar and a crisis. But it is a crisis which the Constitution compels and which the country can survive. 

The media hate plagiarism, but they want a special carve-out for Claudine Gay

When it comes to one of the cardinal sins of journalism, the media are taking quite an uneven approach to the president of Harvard.

What is cyber kidnapping and how to protect yourself?

A missing Chinese foreign exchange student who was found in Utah last week was a victim of "cyber kidnapping," according to police.

American workers are owed $163M in unpaid wages. Do you qualify?

Are you owed money? Here's how you can find out.

Canceled flights pile up as Alaska, United are stuck without their grounded Boeing jets

Alaska Airlines and United Airlines grounded all of their Boeing 737 Max 9 jetliners again on Sunday.

West Virginia legislators look ahead to fentanyl crackdown and education funding

WV lawmakers discuss funding for higher education, upgrading fentanyl distribution to a felony, pay raises for teachers, accessible child care, and more at an annual conference

New Mexico governor’s gun restriction orders to be reviewed by state Supreme Court

New Mexico gun rights advocates are pressing the state Supreme Court to halt emergency orders issued by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham that limit carrying firearms in public parks.

South Dakota lawmakers address workforce needs as Gov. Noem pitches tax cuts in legislative session

South Dakota lawmakers are gearing up for a two-month legislative session, with key priorities including workforce needs, budget planning and tax cuts.

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