WASHINGTON — As soon as the Constitution permitted him to run for Congress, Al Salvi did. In 1986, just 26 and fresh from the University of Illinois law school, he sank ...
Construction seems to be a constant condition at Slippery Rock University, where five building projects worth a combined $27 million are scheduled to begin this year at ...
After 9/11, there was a widespread expectation of many more terrorist attacks on the United States. So far that hasn’t happened. We haven’t escaped entirely unscathed (s...
For many it’s a knee-jerk impulse, when reading about a merger of nonprofit service agencies, to suspect a hostile takeover of one agency by the other and a plunder of i...
With his decision to elevate Susan Rice to become his national security adviser and the nomination of Samantha Power as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, President ...
WASHINGTON — News that women increasingly are the leading or sole breadwinner in the American family has resurrected the perennial question: Why do we need men?
Maureen ...
During his May 23 speech on national security, President Barack Obama promised to chat with Attorney General Eric Holder about reviewing his policies for investigating t...
Specialty courts, such as DUI court and drug court, offer creative options for treating people found guilty of nonviolent crimes. The programs keep the offenders out of ...
NEW YORK — In February 1972, Richard Nixon went to China and restored Sino-U.S. relations that had been broken for 23 years. Nixon held a series of crucial meetings with...
Maybe this is where IRS officials learned to dance around questions about the extra scrutiny they gave to conservative groups.
An internal report says the Internal Reven...
