The power of your vote and the more noticeable impact it has on your daily life grows the closer you get to home.
Taxes are a sore subject with most of us. We feel we unquestionably pay more than we should, and we get too little return on our investment.
Father's Day celebrates fatherhood and honors fathers, paternal bonds, and the influence of fathers and father figures in society.
Menthol has a minty taste that softens the harshness of cigarette smoke, making it easier to start — and, some studies indicate, harder to quit.
Last year was one of the seven hottest ever recorded, and each decade since the 1980s has been hotter than the previous one.
Those per-gallon prices posted outside gas stations are a daily reminder that we’re in a financial mess. Alongside horrific once-in-a-generation inflation, our dollars can't take us nearly as far as they used to.
If a dozen or so Senate Republicans can figure this out, change is possible.
If you have a mailbox, you’ve been bombarded extensively this year.
Not all the law enforcement officials in the Texas shooting should be painted with the same wide brush of complacency.
The issue is whether the organization voices support or opposition to specific politicians or parties.
Pay attention to the reminders issued by the National Fire Protection Association.
Memorial Day’s purpose is to mark a day to remember the 1.35 million citizens who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country, dying while serving in the armed forces.
We don’t really understand the world into which we’re sending our graduates. But fortunately, those graduates have lived through the changes, and all they know of a pre-internet world is whatever boring stories they’ve endured from elders.
We must all do our part to fight back against these abhorrent views, in our communities and in our parties.
The amount of training they’re required to undergo before earning any degree or license is arduous enough, and they have to continually be vigilant about what they’re doing.
White may have struggled to find people who looked like her as she rose in her career path. Thanks to her ongoing success, that task will be a bit easier for ensuing generations.
Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, there's a yearning for regular times that's understandable and unstoppable. That reality, however, requires doing more to minimize COVID-19's spread than the strategies employed so far at 2022's high-profile events.
To say it is not to fully absorb it: Our nation of 330 million souls has lost 1 million lives in just over two years to a virus that landed here in January 2020.
Are citizens crude and vulgar because they are polarized? Or are they polarized because they are crude and vulgar?
Small businesses are the ones that keep our communities running. There are 31 million small businesses in the U.S., which roughly make up around 99 percent of all the businesses in the country.
Mothers definitely deserve more than a day every 12 months.
Our own partisanship is exactly what’s put us in this position. If we can’t see the merits of another’s ideas, we’re already sunk.
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We don't often have the opportunity to make a statement about 21st century consumerism and consumption than we do by going to a farmers' market.
While most of us never even become varsity athletes in high school, let alone pros, there are few who haven’t at least attempted to play a sport growing up.
Districts are in limbo with deadlines for next school year bearing down on them.
Internet comment areas are a cesspool, from bulletin boards to local news discussions, from Facebook to Reddit. The part of the swamp that smells worst is Twitter.
The price of chicken and eggs is soaring as producers try to stop the spread by destroying infected flocks numbering in the millions.
We’ve reached a point we haven’t seen for years. It’s up to all of us to take advantage of the opportunity.
In its current efforts to reform long-running patterns of civil rights abuses, the Chicago Police Department appears to be inching up from failure to “needs improvement.”
If the story of Kmart and other past giants tells us anything, it’s a reminder to shop local when possible.