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The math of saving money on electricity was simple: if you used less power, you paid less money. You turned down the thermostat, switched to...

The detention of Liam Conejo Ramos, age five, marks the turbocharging of a policy discontinued five years ago

Iran’s latest wave of unrest is often explained in familiar terms: economic collapse, sanctions, inflation, or sudden political anger. But this framing misses what is actually unfolding.

Personal safety is a major concern for residents navigating their daily lives across the United States. Recent crime data reveals significant geographic disparities in violent crime rates. While some regions show improvements, others continue to struggle with systemic issues like poverty and limited law enforcement resources.

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Letters: Guardian readers respond to Lara Feigel’s powerful account of divorce and the family court

For decades, the “medical bill” was the one bill you could theoretically ignore for a month or two. Hospitals were notoriously lenient, often allowing balances...

Despite being listed as a temp, Lewandowski exerts singular influence in day-to-day operations at DHS.

In New Haven, where one in six residents is foreign born, children’s education suffers as they are afraid to step out