Recent graduates are struggling in today's job market, with fewer entry-level positions available and more competition than ever — making graduation feel less celebratory and more stressful. Unlike ...

(BPT) - In today's world, personalization is the norm. From curated music playlists and tailored shopping recommendations to customized social media feeds, the culture is now shaped around individual ...

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As public health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo work to rein in a growing outbreak of a rare Ebola virus, other countries are establishing protocols for keeping their own populations safe ...

This week I’ll get right to the point about something I think’s vitally important. But in the end it’s y’all who have to decide if it’s worth ruminating on yourselves and consider, because after all, ...

(The Center Square) – America lost its top rank for cotton production in the middle of the last century, its mark as the top exporter to Brazil three years ago. “Change starts today,” USDA Secretary ...

On Tuesday, another swamp creature was eliminated from the halls of the United States Senate. This time it was Texas RINO John Cornyn, who has taken up space in the ...

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On Friday, June 5, the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art will bring the blues back to the Pine Belt Region with its popular Blues ...

He was sticking needles in his arms at 19 because he couldn’t get the cocaine into his system fast enough through his nasal passages. He’d been fired from every job ...

This column is going to be a little all over the place. That seems appropriate, as it feels I’ve been all over the place ...

Spending more taxpayer dollars doesn't make kids smarter, according to experts. As K-12 test scores and student proficiency ...