Nation Mar 31 Those without broadband struggle in a stay-at-home nation While more people have been connected in recent years, tens of millions still lack access to high-speed internet because phone and cable companies hesitate to invest in far-flung rural areas.
Politics Feb 12 Can Klobuchar capitalize on her third-place finish in New Hampshire? Sen. Amy Klobuchar is using her New Hampshire moment to put her no-nonsense appeal in the spotlight.
Politics Feb 10 Democratic voters still have doubts about choosing a woman as their nominee Most Iowa Democrats said it was important for a woman to be president in their lifetimes. But many voters, including about half of all women surveyed in an AP poll, said a female nominee would have a harder time beating…
Politics Feb 09 NH poses a last chance for some struggling 2020 Democrats Bounding onto a stage at a conference center in New Hampshire, tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang beamed a smile to a cheering crowd and launched into his pitch for votes heading intod of Tuesday’s first-in-the nation primary.
Health Jun 03 FDA food testing finds contamination by PFAS and other ‘forever chemicals’ The levels in nearly half of the meat and fish tested were double or more the only currently existing federal advisory level for any kind of the widely used manmade compounds.
Nation Nov 16 Dartmouth sued following professor misconduct allegations Dartmouth College was sued Thursday for allegedly allowing three professors to create a culture in their department that encouraged drunken parties and subjected female students to harassment, groping and sexual assault.
Politics Oct 13 Michelle Obama says Trump’s comments about women left her ‘shaken’ to her core Michelle Obama said Thursday that Republican nominee Donald Trump bragging on a 2005 tape about his fame allowing him to “do anything to women” shook her to the core.