KENNEDY SPACE CENTER — The nonprofit Florida Council of 100 sent a letter to Florida’s congressional leaders to show their support for the relocation of NASA’s headquarters to the Sunshine State. The ...

Like most small business owners in New Orleans, and as someone with a deep appreciation for our community, I worry our city is becoming more expensive, less reliable and therefore less attractive to ...

This is in response to the Oct. 5 LNP | LancasterOnline column “Diary of Lancaster County student who gave up her smartphone for 3 days” by Annabelle Lieb. Thank you, Annabelle, for taking on the ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) — Three people are facing charges in connection with a recent string of car break-ins and thefts in West Ashley, according to the Charleston Police Department. 20-year-old ...

'It's not his house. It's your house.' Politicians react to White House demolition Controversy over 8th grader's birth certificate Aaron Rodgers Reveals What He Told Steelers OL Who Tackled Him During ...

Re "The last thing Ohio needs is ranked-choice voting. It will hurt transparency, trust," Sept. 22: I find Kenneth Blackwell's comments about transparency to be unpersuasive. While the costs mentioned ...

In a character letter to New York judge Arun Subramanian ahead of Diddy’s sentencing, Yung Miami says the Bad Boy Records founder “is not a danger or a threat to the community.” The letter opens with ...

WASHINGTON — While President Donald Trump’s aggressive use of executive power has resulted in a flurry of lawsuits, administration officials have won a series of high-profile victories at the Supreme ...

Well, it is starting to appear that we are on the way to another in a series of mediocre football seasons at my alma mater UCLA. I am now officially in the “I don’t care about UCLA Football anymore” ...

Time is running out. In Colorado, the future of your child’s education isn’t decided in May at graduation — it’s decided in the fall, during something called the Count Window. The Count Window is a ...

School vouchers pose a serious threat to traditional public education, which roughly 80% of Ohio children rely upon. Vouchers use public funds to help some families cover private-school tuition costs.

As a Be Smart for Kids volunteer, I am all too familiar with the statistics shared by Cal Thomas in his syndicated column, “We must do more to make schools safe for children,” which was published in ...