Month: January 2023

It was unclear how much Republican leaders had examined Mr. Peña’s background. Steve Pearce, a former member of Congress who is now chairman of the New Mexico Republican Party, did…

Yves here. If you doubt that monopsony, as in concentrated buyers pushing down prices works, look no further than the successful Department of Justice lawsuit against tech titans like Apple,…

In a scathing ruling, the judge said the suit against Hillary Clinton and dozens of the former president’s perceived political enemies was “brought in bad faith for an improper purpose.”

Young people want to save for their futures, but balancing priorities has proved challenging during a time of economic instability.

Andrew Intrater, a wealthy businessman, has been in touch with the S.E.C. about Mr. Santos’s dealings on behalf of a company accused in a Ponzi scheme.

Ms. Ardern maneuvered through one crisis after another but had less success confronting persistent challenges that have hobbled successive governments.

Once considered radical, Elyse Resch and Evelyn Tribole’s method of intuitive eating has become the cornerstone of the modern anti-diet movement.

The president needs to be a sharper politician than he has been and also not become his own worst enemy.

New York should try to protect doctors sending pills through the mail.

Climate change is forcing California to deal with two calamities at once — too much water and not enough.