The Alabama Department of Environmental Management was back in Elberta on Monday at a troublesome development.

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This October, we’d all be better off if our elected leaders joined students around the nation and studied a little more basic ...

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Election fever has once again gripped the country. Goa is 40-odd days away from Lok Sabha polls. Political parties as usual ...

Many of the state’s basic needs such as rural roads, schools, water supply and electricity remained unresolved, which created ...

Trump and Pfizer said they reached a landmark deal to cut drug prices. Most Americans won't see a benefit, but Pfizer will.

NioCorp's Elk Creek project is aiming for US critical mineral supply. Weigh Pentagon support vs. funding risks before ...

Jeffrey Miron and Vanessa Brown Calder remind us of the complexity of the abortion debate and offer a nuanced approach to ...

In my previous article, I talked about my recent visit to The Gambia, a small West African nation, and frankly noted that its industrial development was constrained by its small population base, ...

"Intelligent vehicles, intelligent robots, and low-altitude aircraft are iconic industries representing the development of new productive forces, showing a trend of accelerated integration." At the ...

As we saw in the last two columns in this series, Pope Leo XIV — true to the promise he made immediately after being elected Supreme Pontiff of the Catholic Church — has been issuing moral and ethical ...