Leesa K. Donner

Last month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported a continuing and troubling trend: The labor force of American men continues to decline. In 1948, 87% of the workforce was male. From 2000 to 2025, the share of men dropped from 75% to 68%. The long, slow descent has left analysts scratching their heads.

In June of 2020, three statues of Christopher Columbus were pulled down in three states: Virginia, Minnesota, and Massachusetts. The one in Boston suffered the indignity of being beheaded. Other monuments were broken into pieces, requiring a recovery operation to locate all the missing parts.

Pelley unloads in a New York Times interview. There are times in life when you don't dare ask someone a simple “How are you?” for fear of

, Warnock took the bait and immediately signed up to assess House Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-LA) Christian walk.

As part of his book tour, Vice President JD Vance stopped by the popular ABC daytime show The View.

Perhaps the best advice one could give a candidate for public office is to “be yourself.” For some, though, this is hard to do, so they just put on a smile and start campaigning. In turn, many a candidate will be labeled as “someone out of Central Casting,” meaning they are playing a role rather than running with a measure of authenticity. So what is central casting in politics, and where have we encountered it?

She finally figured out what everyone else knew long ago. Former presidential candidate and First Lady Hillary Clinton must have felt the time had come to state the obvious.

Freedom of the press is as American as apple pie. Since it appears in the very First Amendment of the US Constitution, it is often cited by members of the media as a right to oppose politicians and government authorities. This concept of a free press is complex to apply and maintain, yet the United States has done just that – though not without a few skirmishes along the way.

In what amounts to a significant win for Second Amendment rights, the US Supreme Court voted 6-3 to strike down Hawaii's gun restriction that forbade concealed-carry permit holders from keeping their firearms with them on private property. The Aloha state had demanded “express authorization” to carry in these publicly open places. Justices in the majority based their decision on the Second and Fourteenth Amendments to the US Constitution.

Need something from the grocery store? InstaCart has got you covered. Got the munchies while watching all those burger ads during the ball game? Pick up your smartphone and open the DoorDash app – the industry leader, commanding 65% of the delivery marketplace. But don't stop now. There's also Uber Eats and Grubhub for dinner or that late-night snack.