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The Democratic Socialists of America are having a moment, with candidates winning Democratic congressional primaries in New York and Colorado. Given the demographics of these districts, some will certainly be elected to the House in November.
In the last week, the war in Iran has seemed like a war again, after a long time in a gray area that was neither war nor peace. Now, with both sides shooting at each other, war is back. And, politically, the threat that the war presents to Republican prospects in the midterm elections is back, too.
Will the nation's biannual ritual of moving the clock backward and forward an hour soon be a thing of the past? Perhaps, but it's no sure thing.
“The liberal soul shall be made fat: and he that waters shall be watered also himself.”
FRYEBURG, Maine — Meet the new boss, same as the old boss. Except this one has a bad temper.
The Dominican Sisters of Hawthorne exist to love patients in their Rosary Hill Home in the suburbs of New York City as Christ himself. As assisted suicide goes into effect in Kathy Hochul's Empire State, that seems to mean: to crucify him again.
A Kittanning-area tradition that has been happening since 1971 will start again today.
By: Dennis Phillips
Kittanning Borough council this week had a discussion about repairing the sinkhole that formed last month along North Jefferson Street near Market Street in the municipality.
By: Dennis Phillips
There allegedly is a situation involving what has been classified as a dangerous housing structure, along the 1000 block of Ross Avenue in Manor Township.
By: Dennis Phillips
The debate over data centers was discussed during Thursday's public meeting of Armstrong County's board of commissioners.
