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Burns Night celebrations grow 227 years after the Scottish bard’s death

PITTSBURGH — Wednesday evening, people all across the world, mostly of Scots descent but also plenty who are not, will begin their evenings draped in plaid, addressing the haggis, which is brought out to the sound of bagpipes, and listening to those gathered recite the poetry of Robert Burns.

DirecTV drops Newsmax

Television provider DirecTV has dropped conservative channel Newsmax from its lineup after a dispute over carrier fees, a decision the network is calling an act of political censorship. DirecTV's current contract with Newsmax expired on Tuesday evening, after the television provider said it was unwilling to agree to carrier fees proposed by the conservative channel....

Don’t laugh: George Santos could become president

George Washington warned us in his Farewell Address that our appetite to defeat the other side could lead us to ruin.

New report details pain for workers from long COVID

Long COVID-19 has prevented many workers from going back to their jobs and has caused many of them to receive medical treatments for long periods of time, according to a new report released by the New York State Insurance Fund on Tuesday. The report analyzed more than 3,000 workers' compensation claims related to the coronavirus...

DeSantis vs. Trump: What’s the score?

Appearances can be deceiving.

Ukraine foreign minister calls on allies to send as many tanks as possible after German announcement

Ukraine’s foreign minister on Wednesday called on the country’s Western allies to send as many tanks as possible, following Germany’s announcement that it would allow Leopard 2 battle tanks to be sent to Kyiv. “So the tank coalition is formed. Everyone who doubted this could ever happen sees now: for Ukraine and partners impossible is...

Russian ambassador: German tanks being sent to Ukraine ‘extremely dangerous’

Russia’s ambassador to Germany on Wednesday condemned the country's decision to send tanks to support Ukrainian defenses, saying it is “extremely dangerous” and will push the war to a “new level of confrontation.” Ambassador Sergey Nechaev argued Germany’s action shows it is not interested in a diplomatic resolution to the conflict and wants to have...

Minnesota Democrat reintroducing bill banning members of Congress from owning, trading stocks 

Rep. Angie Craig (D-Minn.) on Wednesday announced she’s reintroducing legislation to keep members of Congress from owning or trading stocks. “Our constituents sent us to Congress to lower health care costs, fix our roads and bridges and help create good-paying jobs, not play the stock market and line our own pockets. Unfortunately, some of my colleagues have...

South Korea’s Yoon ponders whether to ‘go nuclear’

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol, on a sales mission to the pivotal United Arab Emirates (UAE), enlarged on his country’s success as a major exporter of arms worldwide. He proudly watched over the signing of agreements with the UAE that should amass $6.1 billion for South Korean industry. The UAE has already agreed to invest...

Bill to withdraw Virginia from carbon-trading program dies in state committee

A committee of the Virginia Senate on Tuesday defeated a bill backed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) that would withdraw the state from a regional carbon-trading initiative. The Senate Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources Committee voted down Senate Bill 1001 in a party line 8-6 vote. The measure, sponsored by state Sen. Richard Stuart (R),...

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