America’s drug overdose crisis is out of control. Washington, despite a bipartisan desire to combat it, is finding its addiction-fighting programs are failing. In 2018, Republicans, Democrats and then-President Donald Trump united around legislation that threw $20 billion into treatment, … Continued
CHICAGO — Operatives in charge of the Democratic convention in Chicago next year are starting to plan for an unconventional type of election year problem: a flood of migrants bussed mostly from Texas to the host city. The city has … Continued
Tim Scott’s old friend and former colleague in the Senate, Cory Gardner, kept pleading with him to get on TV more. It was one thing, Gardner told Scott in multiple recent conversations, to appear regularly on Fox News, according to … Continued
In an Independent School league game, Henry Machnik finished with 288 yards through the air and four touchdowns to boost BB&N to a 35-12 football victory over Nobles. Jayden Campbell rushed for a score and threw another as Brockton (2-5) … Continued
“When We Become Ours,” the first young adult anthology of short stories by adoptees about adoptees, will be launched at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 25, at Moon Palace Books, 3032 Minnehaha Ave., Mpls. It’s published by HarperTeen. (Courtesy of HarperTeen) … Continued
Decorating the inside of the bus whenever the team qualifies for the Div. 1 state final has become a tradition for the Walpole field hockey program. Head coach Jen Quinn partook when she was a senior in 1990, drawing on … Continued