Edward Lotterman After being ignored for a quarter-century, monopoly power, and how it can harm both customers who buy products or workers who sell their labor, is drawing the attention of the Federal Trade Commission. Groceries are a case in … Continued
RAFAH, Gaza Strip — It took 10 years and three rounds of in vitro fertilization for Rania Abu Anza to become pregnant, and only seconds for her to lose her five-month-old twins, a boy and a girl. An Israeli strike … Continued
SoxFest will return next year, the Chicago White Sox announced Friday. The fan event — last held in 2020 — will take place Jan. 24-25, 2025. Location, official on-sale dates, programming and scheduled appearances will be announced later. SoxFest has … Continued
Three genres today for your reading pleasure — a new thriller series from an author who’s a champ at writing about sniffer dogs, short stories, and a memoir. “The Dead Years”: by Jeffrey B. Burton (Severn House, $28) (Courtesy of … Continued
Opinion articles and Letters to the Editor are a great way to consistently hear both sides of an argument, and then form my own opinion after taking in information from others. After initially reading the Opinion piece from Dr. Dennis … Continued
Thanks to MacKenzie Scott, Angie Alexander moved into her first house last May. Alexander closed on her house in St. Paul’s Payne-Phalen neighborhood through a new special-purpose credit program at Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. The nonprofit organization leveraged Scott’s … Continued