The big day is coming. Fluff your pillows, grab your weighted blanket and find your favorite spot in the bed and groove into it. We're about to fall back and you can get that extra hour of sleep ...

A draft White House memo argues that federal workers furloughed during the current shutdown are not automatically entitled to back pay in a move seemingly designed to intensify pressure on Senate ...

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On Monday, most area banks and credit unions were closed. That inspired many to give back to the community by having employees go out to volunteer, offer special services like flu shots and other ...

A resurfaced social media post is adding fuel to the fire of a viral scandal that rocked the Virginia attorney general race last week after an explosive report exposed the violent 2022 text messages ...

The National Assembly is proposing a shift in Nigeria’s election calendar for the presidential and governorship polls to be moved from the traditional February or March dates to November 2026. The ...

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If we're not vigilant, events become routine, and routine becomes (very) stale. This week in Las Vegas, SAP tried to shake things up with SAP Connect. This is the first SAP event to bring together ...

The nights are coming earlier and getting colder — signs that the clocks are about to fall back an hour for the time change. Here's when and what to know about this year's end of daylight saving time ...

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The Issue: The second week of a government shutdown with partisan debates over health care. Why are representatives and senators still receiving pay when federal employees are not (“ ‘Schutdown,’ ” ...

Fact is, Obamacare was a calamity from the start: It raised taxes, destroyed the old (imperfect, but functional) private insurance market and slapped all kinds of requirements on insurers, spiking ...