The jurisprudence of Amy Coney Barrett, President Donald Trump’s pick to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, has become a cause
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In-Flight Concert Hits Sour Note
Passengers either boarding or flying on two separate Colombia-based Avianca flights were treated to musical concerts sponsored by the carrier. But the in-flight performance
Could Coronavirus Succeed Where the Grinch Couldn’t?
Two Nobel Prize-winning economists say France needs to go back into lockdown to “save Christmas.” Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, two of the three
Wearable Devices Helping Detect Potential Coronavirus Infections
A watch and ring are giving the military advance warning of potential coronavirus infections. The wearable devices from Garmin and Oura, with the help
Uber and Lyft Protest Judge Ruling to Change Independent Contractors to Employees
Uber and Lyft, ordered by a judge to make their California drivers employees rather than independent contractors, are hoping voters put the brakes on
Democrats Want More Antitrust, Qualcomm Offers an Object Lesson
Technology company Qualcomm is riding high after winning an antitrust battle earlier this month that threatened its core business, providing an object lesson for
World Bank staff have a new goal: Boost incomes in their assigned countries
The World Bank is streamlining to focus on measurable results, said World Bank President David Malpass. It could be the start of a profound
Refusing to enforce mask-wearing has a Washington sheriff in hot water
Thurston County’s sheriff may face recall for failing to sufficiently enforce a mask mandate enacted by the Washington Health Department. The health department’s Amending
As domestic uranium production plummets, conservationists fight mining expansion
Conservationists who want to prevent an expansion of mining near National Parks and Native American lands got a recent boost from a key congressional
Without high-speed internet, rural America losing customers
At the Whispers of Eden organic farm, there are four words the owners dread hearing: The internet is down. For Mehleh and Keith Huffman,
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