These days, bootstrapping a computer is a pretty straight forward process, at least as far as the user is concerned. But in ...

Gessen to discuss the legality of America’s attack on Venezuela, the state of the global order and what “America first” means ...

The tow began as a routine call until a problem surfaced immediately. With no property manager on site and no one answering the phone, the authorization could not be verified. In situations like this, ...

‘Removing dangerous criminals has been accomplished to a great degree,’ the bishops said in a Dec. 22 statement. Miami Archbishop Thomas Wenski serves on the Committee on Migration of the U.S.

Nebraska will become the first state to implement Medicaid work requirements as outlined in Republicans’ summer tax bill. “We’re not here to take everybody to the curb,” the state’s Republican Gov.

This article discusses the import of provisions within bylaws that require an affirmative vote of unit owners authorizing the Board of a condominium association to initiate litigation and discusses ...

Local high school rallies to support fellow student with brain cancer A group of students at a local high school came together to show support for their classmate who was diagnosed with brain cancer ...

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - One of the most recent prefiled bills for the 2026 legislative session is looking to give some retired Alabamians the option to pick up a job without losing their retirement ...

Senator Tommy Tuberville officially filed the paperwork to run for governor at the Alabama Republican Party Headquarters in Hoover Monday morning. Drivers traveling around the Mac Sim Butler Detention ...

ELOY, AZ — Pinal County investigators now have federal authority to identify and help remove criminal immigrants from the justice system. The county attorney's office announced that investigators were ...

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The lunch hour at Minna’s Restaurant last week hummed with activity. Families packed into booths, men lining the long counter bolted down tacos while their impatient phones beeped at their sides.