For the past two decades, Max Stier has distinguished himself as Washington’s foremost champion of the federal civil service, a quiet but influential voice in favor of practical reforms to make federal bureaucracy work better both for the people who … Continued
The Chicago White Sox chipped away at their offseason plans during the winter meetings. “We were able to get some things done,” general manager Chris Getz said Wednesday. “We got someone for our rotation and we’ve got a weapon here … Continued
ALEXANDRIA, Va. — A federal judge on Tuesday allowed the Arlington National Cemetery to remove a century-old Confederate memorial one day after blocking the removal over a report that gravesites were disturbed. At a hearing in federal court in Alexandria, … Continued
The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners this month awarded $2.9 million to 11 affordable housing projects being undertaken by emerging and diverse developers. The developments, 10 of which are located in St. Paul, will add or preserve 174 units of … Continued
The Chicago Bears resumed practice Wednesday as they prepare for Sunday’s game at the Cleveland Browns. Along with defensive end Yannick Ngakoue going on injured reserve, here are three things we heard from coach Matt Eberflus and his players. 1. … Continued
BOSTON — The Wild have earned some impressive victories since ending a seven-game losing streak and beginning play under new coach John Hynes. Right out of the gate, they drilled four straight opponents for their first four-game winning streak of … Continued