Quietly on Sept. 30, with little fanfare, the last U.S. troops left Iraq—and this time, the withdrawal is supposed to be ...

Rogue Machine—the L.A. stage’s exemplar of edgy, indie, intimate theater—strikes again with playwright Joy Gregory’s Saint ...

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A general rule of thumb in journalism when researching a story, especially a controversial one, is always to get a second ...

Portland rallies behind day laborers In somber ceremony, community lights memorial candles for ICE victims A dying dream: How ...

DETROIT —Incumbent United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain declared victory in the union’s second-ever one-member, one-vote ...

In years to come, we’ll be able to point to this failure to put consumers over the monied interests of corporate ...

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In the Thursday, Oct. 8 debates, Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate showed they will have a tough time winning if they ...

In the first of three scheduled debates Tuesday night, Oct. 6, Susan Collins had an unexpectedly hard time fending off blame ...

PITTSBURGH—The U.S. Supreme Court had a two-word “message” for the rich right-wing Block brothers of Pittsburgh, former ...

WASHINGTON—Ending child labor worldwide is both a moral imperative and would be an economic boon, says Nobel Peace Prize ...