I’ve been teaching college Earth science courses as a part-time faculty member for a long time now, all while juggling other ...

The Daily Item rolls out its annual Valley of Progress section in this Weekend Edition. The format might look a little different than in years past, when the section was filled with business profiles.

A lot of folks consider it kind of spooky whenever a Friday falls on the 13th, but this superstition goes back way before the 1980 horror film US military refueling plane crashes in Iraq: What to know ...

SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame football’s first two defensive hires this winter, Charlie Partridge and Aaron Henry, had clear connections to returning defensive coordinator Chris Ash. For well-traveled ...

It’s one of Washington’s most watched traditions, but the State of the Union address we know today has evolved a lot over the years. 'Very dangerous': Ex-general sounds alarm after Hegseth fires ...

Jeffrey Epstein did not operate in isolation. That is the central lesson of the case, and the reason it continues to matter long after his death. What Epstein built or was inserted into was not merely ...

For decades, we’ve all been paying attention to the attention economy. That economic concept and business model sees online content as an unlimited resource. Its consumption is limited only by ...

You, along with millions of other American citizens, may be wondering where those tense confrontations in Minneapolis came from. What brought those 3,000 ICE agents to the Twin Cities and the angry ...

The University of Michigan has been down this road before. In 2020, it was the university provost. In 2022, it was the university president. In 2025, it’s the head football coach. All were accused of ...

When I was at the World Economic Forum this January, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon made an observation about how long it now takes his bankers to prepare a prospectus for a client that captured the ...