The non-story of the week is — or rather, should have been — the OPEC+ meeting of the world’s top oil exporters, who meet virtually on Feb. 1 and are expected to make no change in their production. The calming perception expected of this meeting probably changed on Monday, when the Kremlin announced that President Vladimir...
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) announced that she will be launching a policy working group to hear from officials and experts who work with and in Africa as her committee assignment remains unclear. Omar launched the U.S.-Africa Policy Working Group on Tuesday, saying in a statement that the group will hold briefings with administration officials, journalists...
A former speechwriter for Russian President Vladimir Putin predicted that a military coup was possible for the country in the next year, pointing to a deteriorating economy and the growing unpopularity of the war in Ukraine. Abbas Gallyamov, Putin’s former speechwriter who is now a political commentator, said the Russian president could be facing a...
Alumni of for-profit colleges are split over whether the cost of their degree was worth it, according to a new report from Public Agenda. The report found 38 percent of for-profit alumni believe their degree was worth what it cost, while 37 percent say it was not. The rest said, “it remains to be seen.” ...
The former president is seeking just under $50 million in damages over audio recordings released by Woodward and his publisher without Trump's consent.
Delaware Gov. John Carney agreed that the “major political party” restriction is unconstitutional, because the restriction does not allow unaffiliated voters to serve on state courts.
The U.S. Justice Department dropped an investigation into former U.S. general John Allen, who was accused of secretly lobbying for the government of Qatar on Tuesday.
The Pennsylvania Humanities Council awarded thousands of dollars from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act to organizations that host LGBTQ programs for children.