There’s a heretic inside the White House. For those not familiar with the term it means “a professed believer who maintains religious opinions contrary to those accepted by their church or rejects ...

AVON, Ohio -- The Avon Parks & Recreation Department is bringing back the popular coffee hours at the Wilbur Cahoon House Museum, 2940 Stoney Ridge Road. Beginning April 9, residents of all ages ...

If the Senate had passed HB 1176, there would have been no need to send the bill back to the House. These amendments have created something of a mess when you consider the number of political vectors ...

That is why I recently testified before both the Ohio Senate and House Ways and Means committees in support of two critical pieces of legislation — Senate Bill 66 and House Bill 28, which passed ...

The Festival of Colors celebration will have to wait one more day — the Holi Festival has been moved to 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday but the events will still take place at Repentance Park, at 275 ...

Now, Texas stands at a crossroads with House Bill 41, which would ban state and local agencies — including police, fire departments and sheriff’s offices — from purchasing or operating ...

A cosy setting for a winter getaway, the small towns that make up Quebec’s Eastern Townships are full of creative shopkeepers, chefs and designers. Pack a tuque and start exploring.

This week the NH House will vote on two more anti-vaccination bills that threaten the ability of our public health infrastructure to respond to outbreaks of dangerous infectious diseases.

Washington warned that parties could lead to “the ruin of public liberty.” Lincoln warned that “a house divided against itself cannot stand.” They weren’t just making speeches. They were telling us ...

So, no surprise, Ohio Democrats are assailing Republican U.S. Sen. Jon Husted’s role in the state’s House Bill 6 electric-utility scandal, arguably the biggest pool of Statehouse sleaze since ...

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