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It is estimated that the private sector now employs about as many Ph.D. graduates as educational institutions.

“Tradition!” rings out the opening line of “Fiddler on the Roof,” the Broadway play that brought Jewish life to stages around the world. The 1964 musical gives audiences a window into Yiddish-speaking, rural Jewish life in 19th-century Europe.

True Texas Project has for years worked with Attorney General Ken Paxton, Sen. Ted Cruz and other prominent Republicans.

NEW DELHI: The United States national cricket team has already made a significant impact in the game's hierarchy by defeating Pakistan last week at the 2024 T20 World Cup, a remarkable feat considering the sport's relative obscurity in America compared to the fervor it generates in countries like England, where…

Organizers of America’s perennial July Fourth hot dog swallowing contest say the reigning champion won’t compete this year due to a contract dispute

MSNBC host and author traces his family’s roots and connects their quest for belonging and equality to today

The consumer discretionary sector is flourishing, with positive economic indicators and solid wage gains boosting consumer confidence. As consumer spending surges amid robust economic growth, quality consumer discretionary stocks Lowe's Companies (LOW), American Eagle Outfitters (AEO), and Newell Brands (NWL) could be ideal buys now. Read more….

Close to half of America’s tap water contains PFAS, or perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. These “forever chemicals” are in thousands of products, from clothing and cosmetics to cleaning products, and are linked to cancers, liver damage, high cholesterol and asthma.

Explore Pew Research Center's study on Black Americans' beliefs in racial conspiracy theories and discrimination impact in the U.S.

Congressman Norman echoes Trump's concerns about America's decline, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and a change in leadership for improvement.

Fake populists like Elise Stefanik (Harvard ’06) and Josh Hawley (Yale ’06) attack higher ed to protect corporations and the rich