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"We have seen a huge pivot and finally a recognition of the benefits that come from nuclear power."
Throughout the entire vetting process and press scrutiny, he still showed up in the places many politicians don't go.
"We always thought this election was about the economy. Still is, but now it is even bigger."
In the words of Al Gore, the fact that Harris is the border czar is an inconvenient truth.
For decades, presidential candidates from either party have rarely shown up in places like East Palestine and Butler.
The former president said he wanted to take advantage of a historic moment and draw the country together.
Scott and two other Republican leaders had the courage to visit Richard Nixon to tell him he should resign.
"We can be up to our boots in manure at the break of dawn and clean up real nice by midmorning to go on to our other job."
Greatness begins with the least of us, and patriotism, even in our most flawed moments in history, is worth standing for.
Activists established a Gaza solidarity encampment on the private property of the University of Pittsburgh, and the community has not been the same since.
In an era where inflationary costs are causing consumers to look for bargains anywhere they can to stay within budget, loyalty to a local store suffers.
Bowles weaves a firsthand account, taking readers from her aspiration to work at the Times as a young journalist to today.
Federal officials say the company discriminated against minority job applicants.
This is what happens when your lives are expendable to the rich and powerful.
Belonging to a car group, or an Elks Club or a Rotary Club, is much more empowering and appealing than what social media has brought to our doorsteps every day.
Ignoring what happened to Biden in Pennsylvania is no different than ignoring Hillary Clinton's missteps here in 2016 and then wondering how Clinton lost.
Biden has forgotten how not to play it safe. He has forgotten the world outside of his bubble.
United States Steel shareholders approved the sale of the company to Japan's Nippon Steel.
Democratic voter registration has gone from over 600,000 voter registration advantage to a 397,000 registration advantage.
