Sunday Movie: Good LRT

Kitchener-Waterloo light rail in Ontario, Canada is surprisingly high quality for North America (Not Just Bikes) NJB still finds something to rant about of course:…

The CIA Is Resorting to an Open Casting Call for Would-Be Cuban Assets

With Marco Rubio’s public plea for Cubans to work with the CIA, the administration is eyeing its next imperial conquest. The post The CIA Is…

In volatile Tarrant County, both political parties are on the prowl for moderate Republicans

The Fort Worth area, no longer solidly red, is a midterm election wild card as Democrats and Republicans jockey for supremacy.

How Gen Z Republicans running for Congress are thinking about the future of the party

On the eve of what may prove to be a tough election for the GOP, young conservatives vying to be part of the first class…

What the Final Polls Tell Us

CNN’s Chief Data Analyst Harry Enten joins Tommy for one last deep dive ahead of Election Day. They break down the rising chance of a…

‘An Army Of Russian Bots…’: Donald Tusk Exposes The Kremlin’s Role In Poland’s Democratic Crisis

Wine with a side of yoga? How Western Slope vineyards are pivoting to survive a consumption slump.

Tasting rooms are turning into third spaces, offering bookclubs, knitting circles, concerts, line dancing and even Vin-Yasa Yoga to lure people in

British adventurer Karl Bushby’s 28-year walk across the world is nearing its end

Littwin: In a fever dream election, Republicans in Colorado’s four red districts have much to lose

Columnist Mike Littwin writes that in a fever dream election, analysts rate traditional GOP strongholds in play amid a gathering political tsunami that could further…

Nicolais: Monica Martinez will score plenty of goals on Denver’s City Council

I have played pickup soccer for years with the at-large candidate and can vouch for her as a terrific pick for Denverites

Ben Kentish on LBC

Carman: Politics can wait. That was a World Series to remember

The Brewers’ victory offers relief from the culture of cynicism and a chance to bask in the realization that sometimes the good guys still win

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Trump Makes Delusional Appearance Amid Midterm Election Jitters

MeidasTouch host Ben Meiselas reports on Donald Trump’s delusional Halloween appearance at Mar-a-Lago, where he bragged about his wealthy friends, money, and arches while discussing…

Japan’s Economic Diplomacy: A Compass in a Divided World

Tokyo has the ability to chart a stable path forward.

Broward Sheriff Tony received $65,000 from opioid training firm, then urged state funding for its program

By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org Broward Sheriff Gregory Tony was paid $65,000 last year by a for-profit opioid training company led by a Boca Raton man…

BREAKING: Sowore Traces Stolen Phone From Attack On His Team To Ekiti Governor’s Lodge, Accuses Authorities Of Hiding Evidence

BREAKING: Sowore Traces Stolen Phone From Attack On His Team To Ekiti Governor’s Lodge, Accuses Authorities Of Hiding Evidence Sowore, who disclosed this in a…

“Making Sense of Slavery”: The challenging evolution of how America tells its story

In "Making Sense of Slavery," Scott Spillman charts historical scholarship from American independence to the 1619 Project — and beyond.

Scott Spillman saw contemporary historical debate about slavery as “strangely narrow”

Author Scott Spillman wrote "Making Sense of Slavery" to provide a comprehensive look at the evolution of scholarship on the subject

Explore Books suggests stories from faraway lands

The staff from Explore Books in Aspen recommends nonfiction from Albania, a Russian tale and a fantasy about God's will.