President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Friday that would move to extensively overhaul the H-1B visa program, requiring a $100,000 fee for applications in a bid to curb overuse. The proclamation ...

Competition for groundwater in Texas is growing faster than water managers and planners can handle, providing an opportunity for lawmakers to ensure that this critical resource is protected and shared ...

Having known Viola “Vi” Lawrence and Julia DuVal, the cook in Vi’s restaurant, I read with great interest an “I Know a Story” column by Benton Webber, published in March. I have had strong ties to Gap ...

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Ambika Mod, Daisy Ridley and Morfydd Clark are among the names taking part in a special one-off table read of “Pride and Prejudice” in London to raise money for Medical Aid for Palestinians. The event ...

It’s not every day when NATO, arguably the world’s strongest military alliance, is shooting down hostile aircraft in its airspace. Yet that’s exactly what occurred last week after more than a dozen ...

I read conservative toady Ross Douthat’s column where he slavered all over Charlie Kirk’s disgusting legacy of divisiveness, partisanship, bad-faith politics and bigotry. Douthat being Douthat he ...

As the four recent mayors of Glenwood Springs, we come from different backgrounds and eras of service, but we are unified in one strong conviction: it is time to build South Bridge. City Council took ...

In the 20 years since Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans and the people who live here have been described as resilient so often that some now cringe at the term. Extreme weather has become ordinary, and ...

Even though the world is on fire, the quietly brilliant column by Errol Laborde, “Hurricane Katrina and the workforce that saved New Orleans,” touched our souls and lifted shared memories to the ...