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America has lost more than 12 million jobs in the last six months. An estimated 12 million people have lost their employer-sponsored health insurance during the worst pa...

Ask people what comes to mind with the mention of “Labor Day,” and you will most likely hear two responses: “Back to school” and “Can’t wear white.” This is a far cry fr...

Today is officially National Newspaper Carrier Day. What once was a celebration of young boys and girls delivering the daily news to your doorstep each day is now more o...

With two months until Election Day, the U.S. faces a shortage of one critical resource: poll workers. Thanks to the threat of COVID-19, many of them — especially seniors...

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control has just told states to prepare for a possible vaccine as early as November, putting the issue of vaccine approval front and center....

The coronavirus pandemic has upended so much. It has exposed the fragility of our food supply and made us revalue domestic agriculture and producers, including the front...

As fireworks soared over the National Mall and the Republican Convention ended, contrasting scenes on the two sides of the White House South Lawn fence exemplified the r...

Yet another story this week drove home the point that educators and parents with students attending school during the COVID-19 pandemic this fall likely will have to sta...

The Trump administration’s relaxing strict standards for how coal-fired power plants dispose of wastewater is welcome news for the state’s beleaguered coal industry. The...

The lawsuit filed last week by New York State Attorney General Letitia James against the U.S. Postal Service reads more like a 64-page list of talking points than a seri...