Sounding an alarm that former president Donald Trump’s “extreme ideology” was a danger to American democracy, President Joe Biden on Thursday night called on voters to rally to defend “the very foundation […]
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday proposed a 2022-23 state budget that would cut taxes in an era when state coffers are full, but also expand health coverage. The Associated Press is reporting […]
By RALPH D. RUSSO AP College Football Writer Turning more bowls into playoff games would give more players a worthy reward for risking millions in potential future earnings to participate in the […]
By Paul Newberry AP Sports Writer A mere 37 days after they last played, Alabama faces Georgia again with a national championship on the line. History shows how tough it is to […]
You don’t hear much that qualifies as “good news” regarding the coronavirus pandemic, but here’s some: research is indicating that the Omicron variant tends to cause milder illness than strains that preceded […]
Bob Dole, the World War Two hero who rose to become not only a top Republican leader but also his party’s nominee for the presidency, has died at the age of 98. […]
A jury on Tuesday found organizers of a 2017 far-right rally Charlottesville, Virginia rally liable for injuries to counterprotesters and awarded over $25 million in damages According to the New York Times, […]
First there were four. Soon there may be 12. On Thursday the College Football Playoff Organization announced it would consider tripling the number of teams that could participate in a top-level post-season […]
Inoculations against the coronavirus with the Johnson & Johnson vaccine may resume, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced on Friday. The CDC’s ruling should end an 11-day pause while […]
College football, that strange blend of tradition, pageantry and violence – not to mention a whiff of sulfur – comes to conclusion next Monday in the 2021 National Championship in Miami. Two […]
