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The Republican spending bill turns a blind eye to the needs of the most vulnerable populations, Virginia Organizing’s Patrice Smallwood writes in a guest column.

Kristi Noem's Department of Homeland Security has made shocking "confessions" with its new ad blitz, according to Guthrie Graves-Fitzsimmons, vice president of programs and strategy at Interfaith ...

As we look to the future, the legacy of SRS positions us perfectly for a new nuclear resurgence that could reshape America’s clean energy and security posture.

Big tech companies are becoming infrastructure companies—just like the steel and railroad giants of old.

Male Black lives matter too in Trenton and throughout New Jersey (L.A. PARKER COLUMN)State and local officials pose for the cameras at the ground breaking for the Maternal & Infant Health ...

The challenge of our time is to recover what we have lost: in nature, and in our communities.

The resilience and sense of belonging that characterize this community are a testament to New Orleans itself, a spirit that is bolstered by the wisdom and strength of our Vietnamese neighbors.

A new report shows where do-it-yourself movers to the Seattle metro area came from, and also where folks who left Seattle went.

Matthew Oshinsky, a real estate editor for The New York Times, shares what goes into creating the popular online column each week.

New sales tax revenue will help mass transit, but there's still a long way to go Key legislators involved in the mass transit reform talks don’t want the RTA to spend that unexpected $150 ...