President Trump is threatening to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Whether such a move is legal could soon be ...

More than five months after President Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, Democrats are still trying to understand why they ...

All female Canadian citizens have the right to vote and seek elected office, but a third of us don’t vote and fewer still ...

Leader’s coverage of Lexington’s 250th birthday celebrates a prominent writer, judge and husband mired in controversy.

With a functionally insurmountable majority, leftwing representatives and senators driving the legislative agenda, and a Colorado Republican Party that maneuvered itself into irrelevance over the past ...

Can you afford $1,900 rent or a $3,000 mortgage? Eugene’s tight housing market is pricing out many. Here's what the data ...

Representing Lamon, a former U.S. Senate candidate, Cooper said it isn’t fair to call ... Hawaii did so in 1960, and four states did so in 1876. Defense attorney Stephen Binhak, representing Bowyer, a ...

Gov. Brian Kemp signed into law an overhaul of the state's litigation system aimed at bringing down insurance costs.

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Here are a few famous names who knew what it's like to be strapped for cash: 1. Abraham Lincoln His face may now appear on ...

In 1876, some rice planters threatened to “tie ... accused him of taking a $5,000 bribe during his days in the State Senate. While the case proceeded—he was tried and convicted, but then ...

A resolution calling for a Prohibition amendment had been introduced in nearly every Congress since 1876, but none had ever ... a Shakespeare scholar and one of the Senate’s leading progressive ...