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Winston Group: Why Voters Are Still Focused on Affordability According to David Winston of the Winston Group, the current debate over affordability isn’t about a sudden political narrative shift—it reflects

The Editor Who Gave America Permission to Believe In the fall of 1897, America was changing at a breathtaking pace. Cities were growing upward, factories were humming, and science was

For many people experiencing domestic violence, danger doesn’t stop at home. In some cases, it follows them to work. When an abuser knows where someone is employed and shows up

House Majority Floor Leader Steven Rudy’s influence in Kentucky politics extends far beyond the walls of the state Capitol. That impact was formally recognized this week when Rudy was presented

Majority Whip Nick Santucci doesn’t talk about aviation the way politicians often talk about infrastructure — as an abstract policy area buried in budgets and committees. For him, it’s personal,

Stress is something every American faces — in leadership, parenting, careers, relationships, and everyday life. But what if the most powerful tool to reset your body and mind was already

Why Dogs and Food Go Hand in Hand Let’s face it, dogs love food. From the most delicious steak to that random piece of who knows what lying on the

As the calendar inches closer to Christmas, this weekend offers something Americans are craving just as much as last-minute gifts: a reason to step out, slow down, and reconnect. From

A new federal transparency tool is giving Hoosiers a clearer look at immigration enforcement activity in their own backyards. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has launched what it calls

Pennsylvania school events are about to feel a little more familiar for families across the Commonwealth. Whether it’s a high school football game, a spring concert, or a school play,