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Many politicians from both major political parties campaigned this year on pledges to tackle rising prices, which have made it hard for many Americans to afford basic necessities.
As this session of Congress winds down, it’s important to note its many achievements. The current Congress passed a bipartisan infrastructure package, bipartisan anti-gun violence reform and a COVID relief package. It made historic investments in climate change and health care while holding …
Now that the Thanksgiving recess is over, the 117th Congress has reopened for business with just a few weeks before the 118th Congress will be sworn in.
The United States has an alarming problem: civic negligence. The signs of civic decline and decay are all around us -- threats of extremist violence, book bans and legislative efforts to restrict honest discussions of history in schools.
Thank you for your service, Iowa and New Hampshire. But it's time to end the prominent, influential perch you two small rural states have long enjoyed in winnowing the list of presidential contenders.
Please help me to understand.
I attended a veteran's memorial service at the Gerald Solomon National Cemetery 3 years ago. As I drove from the entrance to the site, I was overwhelmed by the knowledge that we stood at the precipice of losing everything these generations of veterans had fought for, making their sacrifices …
I feel I must respond to the latest bi-monthly bit of unpleasantness from a Chestertown letter writer that appeared in the 11/27/22 issue of The Post-Star.
🎧 With many struggling to meet even their basic needs, is it ever OK to fund projects such as the arts, sports stadiums or space travel?
As part of a mandatory gun buyback program, the government confiscated more than 600,000 firearms. Mass shootings all but disappeared.
Among the key headlines from the 2022 election were gains by Republicans among minority voters.
The Trump adviser claims he didn’t tell Pence to reject electors, but here are the receipts
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We can think of several incorporated villages in the area that we would put much higher on our list for dissolution or consolidation than Lake George.Â
Many politicians from both major political parties campaigned this year on pledges to tackle rising prices, which have made it hard for many Americans to afford basic necessities.
As this session of Congress winds down, it’s important to note its many achievements. The current Congress passed a bipartisan infrastructure package, bipartisan anti-gun violence reform and a COVID relief package. It made historic investments in climate change and health care while holding the former president accountable by exposing the truth behind the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Now that the Thanksgiving recess is over, the 117th Congress has reopened for business with just a few weeks before the 118th Congress will be sworn in.
The United States has an alarming problem: civic negligence. The signs of civic decline and decay are all around us -- threats of extremist violence, book bans and legislative efforts to restrict honest discussions of history in schools.
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Please help me to understand.
I attended a veteran's memorial service at the Gerald Solomon National Cemetery 3 years ago. As I drove from the entrance to the site, I was overwhelmed by the knowledge that we stood at the precipice of losing everything these generations of veterans had fought for, making their sacrifices …
I feel I must respond to the latest bi-monthly bit of unpleasantness from a Chestertown letter writer that appeared in the 11/27/22 issue of The Post-Star.
How can anyone have confidence in the Supreme Court? So purely political now.