In my Washington Monthly column today, I discussed the frustrating debate around what Donald Trump really meant when he said “it’s going to be a bloodbath” if he doesn’t win the 2024 presidential ...

Someone (perhaps Mark Twain) said that history does not repeat itself, but it rhymes. Nowhere is this more true than in the stock market. The market drop following President Trump’s remarkable ...

Christman Chronicles is a monthly, time-saving roundup that links busy veterinarians directly to dvm360’s most important ...

My argument from Tuesday’s newsletter, “Why Democrats Should Keep McCarthy” did not carry the day. At all. It attracted a lot of heat on X (and a little on Threads), eventually drawing the attention ...

The price for any individual stock is based on only two things: the earnings of the company, and the value the market places on those earnings on a forward-looking basis. When times are bad, or when ...

Dear Alumni and Friends of the College of Arts & Sciences, Please enjoy the October 2024 edition of the College of Arts & Sciences Monthly Newsletter. This has been a tremendous month for so many ...

CHICAGO, IL / ACCESS Newswire / July 28, 2025 / The National Law Review (NLR) and INSIDE Public Accounting (IPA) are proud to announce the launch of NLR x IPA Accounting News, a new monthly newsletter ...

The city of Aspen has announced a monthly newsletter aimed at providing the public with updates on city operations, decisions, and community initiatives. “The city is committed to enhancing ...

PARMA, Ohio -- Keeping parents and community members in the know is the idea behind the Parma City Schools’ new monthly e-newsletter. “We’re always looking for different ways to communicate,” ...

The city of Avon Lake launched its monthly newsletter to connect with and provide resources to residents. Avon Lake Currents is a free e-newsletter that will be published the first Tuesday of each ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Monthly newsletters with parenting tips may offer a simple, low-cost way to help new parents through their baby's first year, a new study suggests. The study followed 185 ...