A school district superintendent in North Texas apologized after one of the district's administrators told teachers that if they have books about the Holocaust in their classroom libraries, then they should also include books that have "opposing" views of the Holocaust. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
Covid-19 has been the leading cause of death for US police officers in the last two years, according to Officer Down Memorial Page. CNN's Ryan Young speaks to two widows who lost their husbands to the virus.
Smerconish wonders if Democrats should worry less about Trump stealing the 2024 election and more about him actually winning. Biden is struggling on many big issues, and inflation is exploding.
White House press secretary Jen Psaki responds to a Hatch Act complaint from Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, alleging that she appeared to endorse a candidate in the Virginia gubernatorial race during a White House press briefing.
As the debate over President Joe Biden's spending bill plays out among progressive and moderate Democrats, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) penned an op-ed in Sen. Joe Manchin's home state of West Virginia.
Army's triple-option offense will test the Badgers defense's discipline. How can Wisconsin slow down Army's offense and who should the UW offense lean on?
Many of your favorite Hollywood stars began their careers when they were very young, meaning that they became millionaires whilst you were still studying at school.
Money runs like water so it’s wise to be careful with it as sometimes that river runs dry!
Jason Wilde breaks down what he thinks the Green Bay Packers need to accomplish to extend their four-game winning streak when they face the NFC North rival Chicago Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field.Â
CNN's Kaitlan Collins looks at the Democrat infighting that is holding up President Biden's Build Back Better plan.
In summer 2020, The New York Times coordinated a nationwide project to document the lives of Americans out of work because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The study involved collaborating with 11 other local newsrooms around the U.S. The Messenger-Inquirer was the only newspaper from Kentucky in the collaboration. The resulting collection of stories was published Oct. 23, 2020, in the New York Times print edition and at nytimes.com/outofwork. The following list is the Messenger-Inquirer's local unemployment coverage from that time period; read more by clicking the "New York Times Project" header. Click on "Out Of Work In America" to go to the full
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