In cities’ rush to clear homeless camps, people have been crushed to death
An Atlanta man's death, weeks after a similar fatality in California, highlights the risks of forced removals, which critics call an effort to bulldoze the homeless away.
Negotiating with terrorists: Hostage families struggle with Hamas deals
In the case of Hillel Fuld, and another family victim of terror, Micah Avni, who lost his father to a Hamas attack, there is ...
Painting with snails and other unconventional Long Island hobbies
Guthrie, the president of the Long Island Traditional Music Association, is probably best-known as the dance caller at Old ...
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EIU food pantry provides alternative meal options on campus
Students on campus commonly visit the dining halls and Martin Luther King Jr. Union for food throughout their day, but campus ...
Groups help beautify city for Azalea Festival
Chelsea Cromwell was looking at a tree she didn’t recognize at Honor Heights Park. Cromwell, vice president of Muskogee County Master Gardeners, was picking up debris under a June Magnolia on Friday ...
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DAVID HALAAS: Don't let diversity, equity, inclusion die
If you oppose "DEI," you should have to use the full phrase instead of the letters. So, be honest and say, "I oppose ...
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Organized labor in Washington state speaks out against ICE detentions of union members and organizers
On March 27 labor rallied outside of the Northwest Detention Center in Tacoma, Washington, demanding the immediate release of ...