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It’s the Congress returns podcast. Members return to Washington in a time of flux: Congressional districts are being redrawn willy-nilly. The Epstein files are still out there. Censure resolutions abound! The National Guard is here, there, everywhere. Approval ratings are down for the president and Congress. Let’s break it down.…

Polling shows that most Americans agree with President Trump that crime is a problem, especially in large cities.

Who doesn't want neighbors like these?

Gen Z's life satisfaction has fallen to its lowest point in three years, with fewer than half describing themselves as "thriving," according to a new Gallup–Walton Family Foundation survey.

What is the “seedy underbelly” of your profession (the secrets that are kept from the public)?

Most voters support submitting ballots by mail, and also voter ID.

Researchers say there’s been a surge of the phenomenon since the Covid pandemic

Perversely, distrust may encourage the government to grow bigger and more intrusive.

We've all heard of "quiet quitting," the phenomenon of employees quietly doing less work for an employer, and only completing their most core responsibilities. 

Forget productivity! Author and consultant Bree Groff believes the true sign of a successful workplace is how much fun the employees are having. Is this the answer to post-Covid burnout and disengagement?

A new survey found that 54 per cent of US adults drink alcohol, the lowest point in the past three decades.