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Brazil’s insurrection was etched with America’s Jan. 6 template
The best antidote for the kind of anti-democratic chaos that America saw two years ago, and that Brazil endured on Jan. 8, is an unyielding commitment to ensuring it doesn’t go unpunished. → Read More
Federal Reserve is right to resist politicization
Fed chair Jerome Powell is right to resist calls to get involved in partisan political issues. → Read More
Sherlock Holmes entering the public domain in 2023
Sherlock Holmes is finally free to the American public in 2023. → Read More
What’s most troubling about long COVID? America doesn’t know enough about it.
Not enough is known about long COVID, who is most at risk and what’s the best course of action when it comes to treatment. → Read More
After Pelosi, Congress faces another bumpy ride
Republicans may celebrate House Speaker Nancy Pelosi losing her majority, but incoming Republican leaders face internal earthquakes of their own. → Read More
Queen Elizabeth II loved her job and her people. They adored her in return.
Queen Elizabeth served her people with a level of commitment that forestalls all reasonable criticism of how she went about her prescribed duties. → Read More
Editorial: In the low-cost airline industry, a race to the bottom
Carriers have been introducing stripped-down “basic economy” fares to match Spirit Airlines' deceptively low online ticket prices. → Read More
Watch live: President Joe Biden addresses US aid to Ukraine
President Joe Biden will deliver remarks on the assistance the U.S. is providing to Ukraine. → Read More
Watch live: President Biden addresses the nation on the anniversary of the COVID-19 shutdown
President Biden addresses the nation on the anniversary of the COVID-19 shutdown. Watch live here. → Read More
Dr. Anthony Fauci says US could reach 100,000 new coronavirus cases a day as health officials testify in Senate
Dr. Anthony Fauci said coronavirus cases could grow to 100,000 a day in the U.S. if Americans don’t start following public health recommendations. → Read More
Read Ambassador Bill Taylor’s impeachment inquiry transcript
Read the transcript of Bill Taylor's closed-door testimony to House impeachment investigators. → Read More
2020 election schedule: Here’s when the debates, primaries and conventions will happen
The campaign season is on us. Here are all the dates you'll need to keep track of the presidential debates and primaries as America prepares for the 2020 election. → Read More
AJ Freund saga: The family's interactions with DCFS and how the tragedy unfolded
How AJ Freund case unfolded. → Read More
Tourist missing after 10-day kayaking trip in Florida Everglades found safe
The Coast Guard said they found James Matthew Soltis, 57, while he was camping. → Read More
10 weirdest mascots in the NCAA tournament
Some are feathered, some are furry, some are fuzzy-faced and some are just full-on freaky. Yet we cannot look away. In fact, we have assembled a gallery of the 10 weirdest and most disturbing mascots representing the schools in this year's NCAA tournament. → Read More
Delta's smart move to bar phony support animals
Hooray for Delta Air Lines. A Chicago Tribune editorial commends the carrier for tightening the rules on who can take emotional support animals on flights after a sharp rise in on-board incidents, including urination, defecation, biting and mauling. → Read More
Aziz Ansari responds to allegations of sexual misconduct
Comedian Aziz Ansari has responded to allegations of sexual misconduct by a woman he dated last year. → Read More
Fantasy football 2018 sleepers: Derrick Henry, Adam Shaheen and names you've never heard of
Every season several rookies and young players fulfill preseason potential or come completely out of nowhere to knock a few veterans off the fantasy football leaderboard. → Read More
#MeToo: A timeline of events
From Harvey Weinstein and beyond, a chronological list of moments related to the #MeToo movement. → Read More
Floods are inevitable. Soaking taxpayers isn't
How flood insurance should work: U.S. would pay for your house twice, but after that it's either time to mitigate or you might want to consider relocating somewhere else. → Read More