In London, I said “no.” In Dubai, I said “no” again. Both times, bungee jumping had presented itself neatly packaged, properly regulated and entirely safe, and I declined with little-to-no hesitation.

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Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is under fire after urging Democrats to “yield” to President Donald Trump’s plan to deploy federal troops to major U.S. cities — a move he says is needed to fight ...

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Pueblo’s hidden bodies case is why we need to ditch elected coroners Re: “24 bodies, ‘multiple containers’ of bones and tissue found at coroner’s mortuary,” Aug. 27 news story The recent Pueblo case ...

Most of us can agree: we are living through a cultural crisis. It doesn’t come from a single source—it isn’t just algorithms, aesthetics, politics, or the economy. It’s the convergence of all these ...

With a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut on the horizon, the allure of easy, predictable yields from cash may be fading. But uncertainties lurking in the economy should prompt people to keep building ...

Former Obama advisor Van Jones has had it with employees bringing their politics to work, saying it has gotten "ridiculous" and it is time to "move on." Multiple companies have turned against activism ...