During a break, the judge admonished defense attorneys for inviting the jury to speculate on why federal prosecutors pursued certain charges.

Forgiveness Civility May Be a Bridge Too Far for an Angry Society Political polarization hurts democracy, especially women and minorities. Posted June 26, 2025 | Reviewed by Michelle Quirk ...

Political rhetoric is becoming so divisive that it hurts society. Civil discourse can mitigate the effects of anger and bring people to a place of mediation and tolerance.

“Morning Joe” co-host Jonathan Lemire claims White House advisors think Elon Musk went “a bridge too far” with his comments about President Donald Trump, but it's not because of the post ...

Do Napoleon and Hitler know what a scale is on a map? Please tell me the draw in capturing Moscow for European warriors who had great success up to that point when they turned east.

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A BRIDGE TOO FAR With his pockets stuffed with Mets cash, Juan Soto returned to the Bronx, only to find contempt. By the way, Yankees won Updated: May. 17, 2025, 8:58 a.m.

There’s a thin line between love and hate — a pinstripe, actually. In his return to Yankee Stadium on Friday night for the first game of a three-game Subway Series, Soto was given the full ...

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Colorado House Minority Leader Rose Pugliese warns that HB 1312 represents a “huge violation of parental rights.” ...

Controversies over bridge tolls and other issues in Bay City have pitted the leasing company against the city's residents and elected officials.

The European Union's most populous member is trying to turn around a problem with worn-out infrastructure — including about 4,000 bridges that need modernizing or replacing over the next decade ...