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Death penalty support at lowest point in 50 years, new Gallup poll finds
The decline in support is most pronounced among Democrats and younger Americans.
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The decline in support is most pronounced among Democrats and younger Americans.
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The talks are expected to include a broad discussion of European security, a move observers described as a risky nod to a key Russian goal of having a greater say in Europe’s security.
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Announcing STABL: Societal Transformation and AI Bottlenecks Lab
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The Native Land Conservancy is taking over a plot of land that was taken centuries ago and plans to protect it.
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The African National Congress is reckoning with its worst election result since it took power in 1994, after the fall of apartheid.
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Falling gas prices contributed to the slower increase in prices, but food prices picked up.
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The voice recorder was found at the site where the Bahamas-bound plane crashed on Nov. 1, investigators said.
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At least a dozen U.S. refueling planes and other aircraft departed on Monday from a British base that is a major hub for the U.S. Air Force. The reasons behind the move remain unclear.
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A Post review of records exposed in a DHS hack found that some immigration officers quickly hired last year were involved in past misconduct or criminality.
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NEWSaving Country Music
A name you don't hear nearly enough about when it comes to country music's living performers who deserve our gratitude and recognition for a life of service is Moe Bandy. Now he's being recognized by the Ameripolitan Awards.
The Honest Broker
Most of the money in the creative economy goes to corporations and intermediaries. It doesn’t need to work that way.
Invisible Oranges
Here are the new releases for November 8th to 14th–Spin (or skip) new music from Yngwie Malmsteen, Artificial Brain, The Body, and more.
Saving Country Music
When the event first started (originally called the Heartbreaker Banquet), you had to know somebody who knew someone to even know it was happening. In 2027, the Luck Reunion is expanding to two days instead of one.
The Honest Broker
And what tech leaders must do right now
Saving Country Music
The red carpet is a silly tradition that's based around prestige and fashion that in conventional circumstances is probably not worth even arguing over. But in this instance it exposed a deeper bias towards certain performers.
NEWBleed Cubbie Blue
Bob O’Farrell is one of the earliest examples of a Cubs player who was very good for the team — posting seasons of 6.0 and 4.7 bWAR in 1922 and 1923 at ages 25 and 26 — and then was…
NEWBleed Cubbie Blue
Let’s switch gears for a moment from the pitchers I’ve been looking at and instead check out one of the top outfield free agents, former Mariners outfielder Randy Arozarena. No question, Arozarena has talent.
NEWBleed Cubbie Blue
A very merry Tuesday to all of you who celebrate. We have 22 days left of regular Hot Stove baseball until the owners lock out the players, so be sure to open up your lockout advent calendar for today.
Bleed Cubbie Blue
It’s the start of another week here at BCB After Dark: the coolest club for night owls, early risers, new parents and Cubs fans abroad. Come on in out of the fall chill. We’ve been expecting you.
Bleed Cubbie Blue
Jimmy Slagle, who was the Cubs’ center fielder on their first three pennant-winning teams of the 20th Century (1906, 1907, 1908), was acquired by the Cubs from Boston in a bit of subterfuge, as noted in his SABR biography: In…
Bleed Cubbie Blue
Every Monday afternoon we take a moment to check in on the Cubs minor leaguers who make up the Boys of Autumn for the Mesa Solar Sox in the Arizona Fall League.
Letters from an American
Let’s take a night of rest.
Can We Still Govern?
Deweaponize an obscure government metric
Letters from an American
Joanne and Heather talk history and politics.