WASHINGTON — On March 2, the story broke that Hillary Clinton had possibly violated email regulations while secretary of state.
You could almost hear the collective gasp...
WASHINGTON — For some time, I’ve been collecting news stories about robots and jobs. By robots, I mean almost any automated process that substitutes machines for people....
By Jacob W. Kipp
On March 4, 11 members of the U.S. House and Senate sent a letter to President Barack Obama calling on him to send “lethal, defensive weapons systems” t...
Everyone should be outraged over the shooting of two officers early Thursday outside the Ferguson, Mo., police station.
The nonfatal shootings brought a violent end to a...
With many taxpayers in the middle of tax-filing season, it looks like the tax scammers are even busier.
A report last week from the Associated Press found that at least ...
Imagine if a group of antiwar Democratic senators had penned a letter to Saddam Hussein in 2003 saying, “Don’t worry about President Bush’s war threats. We will undercut...
Correcting what might seem to be a minor inconvenience for visitors to Moraine State Park might not seem like a big deal. But plans to construct new ramps connecting Rou...
The storm over Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email account while secretary of state is a useful reminder of the unpredictability of presidential campaigns and the w...
Did Republican senators really think Iranian leaders needed a primer on how the U.S. government works? The open letter they sent to the leaders of Iran Monday was an unn...
News from Washington, D.C., last month reported that the Internal Revenue Service would be conducting fewer audits of tax returns this year than in prior years. In fact,...