We have an economy that, for better or worse, needs bridges, pavement, wires carrying electricity, and pipes carrying water. None of it maintains itself.
Washington Post's David Fahrenthold points out a few races that will be a test of Trump's power, but notes that "he doesn't do well in the second go-round."
There are essentially three levels of nudging people respond to: Show Me, Help Me, and Make Me. At this point, the Show Me鈥檚 and Help Me鈥檚 are vaccinated.
Even Fox hosts apparently realized their anti-vaccine approach was slowly exterminating their audience. And then there鈥檚 Mississippi Governor Kay Ivey.
It's been a tough time for law enforcement, but the new executive director of Washington state's Criminal Justice Training Commission is up to the challenge ahead.
I've been reading a book called "Forget the Alamo." Co-author Jason Stanford thinks it might be wise to start teaching the facts now, rather than later.
It looks like the infrastructure plan in Congress is stalling out again. So I say, if they can鈥檛 come together by the end of the month, give the money back.
President Biden recently said Facebook is killing people, a comment he since walked back. But if Facebook banned misinformation, would it make a difference?
One of these days a big new transportation bill is finally going to get passed. I hope it鈥檚 bipartisan, but even more than that, I hope that it鈥檚 honest.
In order to virtual doctor's visits to continue, there will likely need to be a federal telemedicine license. Mercer Island MD Dr. Gordon Cohen explains.
A lot of parents in the US will be getting money in their bank accounts because of the new child tax credit. Tax expert Don DeSantis explains the program.
Dave Ross learns expiration dates are not based on any kind of rigorous testing but are designed to get you to eat food while it鈥檚 still fresh and tasty.
Americans move all the time for better jobs, lower taxes 鈥� so people who feel their voices are being silenced should move to a state that respects them.
Despite what may happen in court for the Trump Organization, reporter David Fahrenthold doesn't think it will impact Donald Trump's decision to run in 2024.聽
I鈥檝e been trying to a get a handle on what鈥檚 got people so upset about critical race theory, the proposed curriculum that focuses on race as a central theme in US history.
