By Bill Pan Contributing Writer The U.S. Department of Education is warning state education departments they have 14 days to cease their diversity, equity and inclusion efforts or risk losing federal
By Chase Smith Contributing Writer The death toll from severe flooding in Kentucky has risen to 11 as emergency responders continue search and rescue operations across the state. Gov. Andy Beshear
By Stacy Robinson Contributing Writer A federal judge in Washington seemed reluctant on Monday to issue a temporary restraining order against the Department of Government Efficiency and has not yet issued a
By Bill Pan Contributing Writer The measles outbreak in western Texas has escalated to at least 48 cases, the state’s health officials said Friday. According to the Texas Department of State
By Tom Ozimek Contributing Writer U.S. health authorities said Friday that Wyoming has identified its first human case of the H5N1 bird flu, making it the third confirmed instance of hospitalization
Even the most skilled cybersecurity expert can fall prey to today’s incredibly sophisticated phishing attempts. Phishing can take place in a variety of ways, but recognizing these “lures” is a
Navigating the exciting journey of buying a boat requires careful planning. With various costs beyond purchase price, such as maintenance, insurance, storage and unexpected expenses, understanding how to budget for
By David Hegg With the installation of a new presidential administration, a sleeping giant appears to have been awakened. Almost overnight, strong voices have risen to say things most were
In Re: Saugus Union School District parents, teachers express frustrations over student behavior, by Maya Morales, Feb. 6. I read this article and had to go back and read it
There have now been several rousing commentaries in The Signal decrying the new bike lane “paddles” that have been installed on Orchard Village Road. In addition to their decided unattractiveness,
Federal employees who are aghast at the idea of downsizing don’t seem to understand how elections work or what their job properly is as part of the government (which, unlike
“The beautiful thing about payment systems,” noted a transition official watching their screens, “is that they don’t lie. You can spin policy all day long, but money leaves a trail.”
We have the Department of Government Efficiency. Great start. We have the Fair And Reciprocal Tariffs – improving. Let’s look at Department of School Efficiency, the latter being consolidation of
Regarding Christopher Lucero’s letter (Jan. 21), I seldom do things “unwittingly.” I usually do them “deliberately,” and my letter of Jan. 11 falls into that category. I knew exactly what
Just how desperate can Donald Trump’s enemies get? Last week, Democrats like Sen. Elizabeth Warren were in full meltdown mode because President Trump and Elon Musk were being so mean
Inflation is often seen as a negative economic force, raising the cost of living, reducing purchasing power, and destabilizing markets. However, it can also have positive effects for businesses. In
Question: Robert, I have what may be an unusual question, hoping you can help. We put together a game area in our garage, but some evenings are pretty cold out
By Zachary Stieber Contributing Writer The Trump administration has started firing workers across multiple government agencies, according to officials and unions. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, which includes
By Andrew Thornebrooke Contributing Writer The Trump administration is moving quickly to initiate a cease-fire and bring an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine. Following phone calls with his counterparts on
The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl, and I was at the game to see it happen. Overwhelmingly delighted could hardly describe how I felt. I lived in Philadelphia four