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Chart Industries: Keeping The Bundle Of Nerves At Bay
Chart Industries' stock plummeted over 90% in fiscal year 2020 due to market panic, but it rebounded as multiyear projects ...
160 years since the assassination of Abraham Lincoln
“He was crucified for us!” an elderly African American from York, Pennsylvania, told a newspaper that Easter weekend.
On the road, Bernie Sanders rallies crowds for his ‘working class movement’
We are living in a moment of extraordinary danger, and how we respond to this moment will not only impact our lives but it ...
A 'Trumpcession' May Be The Make-Or-Break Moment For Bitcoin
Bitcoin may evolve into a reserve asset during a Trumpcession, despite risk correlations and political baggage. Learn why BTC ...
How Democrats' potential presidential contenders are scoping out different paths to 2028
The dozens of potential 2028 candidates break down into four broad buckets, from those trying to resist Trump at all costs to ...
Midterms aren't as far away as you think. The fight has already started. | Opinion
Democrats are betting big on the 2026 midterms. Vulnerable Republicans have nearly 19 months of Trump's inevitable chaos to ...
In Congress, a Day Can Last Months if Politics Demands It
House Republicans are so intent on avoiding tough votes on President Trump’s tariffs that they have rewritten the calendar.
Clash of cultures: Can the New Right coexist with the old — and with itself?
The New Right champions limited foreign intervention, strict border enforcement, a pro-family outlook, and the reshoring of manufacturing jobs to the U.S.
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Is American political polarization due to religious zealotry? Notre Dame researchers suggest the two parties are dominated by religion, or lack thereof.
Geoffrey Layman’s book, The Great Divide, outlines the story of how the right’s most stalwart voting bloc came to be ...