Letter writers discuss Virginia’s Save Local Pharmacies Act, immigration and changes to Social Security system.

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Aspinwall police are warning the public about a scam. Fake letters are being sent to residents requesting money for the police department, but they're not legit. "Looking for bulletproof vests ...

The Catholic Church’s impact in Minnesota extends far beyond the walls of its parishes. A new report, "Fruits of the Vine: The Economic Impact of the Catholic Church in Minnesota," highlights ...

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Chancellor Donde Plowman said University of Tennessee at Knoxville leaders "are working to protect our people and academic freedom" in response to five stop-work orders and a federal letter to ...

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Self-styled martyr Luigi Mangione said a jailhouse letter he got from a mom who’s struggling to pay her daughter’s medical bills made him “tear up” — as he promised to pin up their ...

A federal judge on Friday rejected a request to block employees with the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) from accessing a sensitive federal payment system at the Treasury Department.

So the solution to Clark County’s lagging education scores comes down to the salaries of the decision-makers (“CCSD trustees could get raises under Nevada bill,” Feb. 27 Review-Journal)?

One can’t disagree with the main thrust of Sarah O’Connor’s op-ed “Students must learn to be more than mindless ‘machine-minders’” (March 4). The conclusion seems self-evident, yet ...