After hours of practice, columns of ink on what’s at stake, and reams of advice to avoid looking angry, glancing at watches or even grimacing, round one in the president...
For the second year in a row, the Pittsburgh Pirates provided a sad end to a promising season, and now top club executives face the task of examining what went wrong and...
WASHINGTON — The presidential campaign, hitherto a plod through a torrent of words tedious beyond words, began to dance in Denver. There a masterfully prepared Mitt Romn...
Target wrote the book on targeting.
The retail giant utilizes what’s called “predictive analytics” to influence the purchasing habits of its customers. And now, that sam...
Little problems ignored often evolve into big problems.
That’s the case with debris-strewn properties, junk cars, dilapidated buildings and disregard for animal-control ...
Every year, too many kidneys recovered from deceased donors don’t end up in transplant patients. They end up in medical waste incinerators.
Last year, 4,720 people died ...
Attend enough campaign rallies and listen to enough of those my-opponent-stinks commercials and you could come away convinced that the country is hopelessly divided and ...
Tonight, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney will square off in the first of three debates.
This is big-time pressure for the campaigns. Strategists are doing everything possib...
Two tax-abatement ideas are being floated on how to make Butler’s business privilege tax more friendly to new enterprises.
For the financially strapped city, the idea ta...
Here’s one thing the two presidential candidates agree on: The federal government’s current fiscal course will lead to disaster.
They both even genuflect to the same sta...
