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Don was a landscape architect. He got his degree from the University of Georgia and moved to the South Carolina Lowcountry in ...

The sleight of hand is worthy of a Vegas magic act. Buckeye Environmental Network and its radical allies, like Marietta Council President Susan Vessels, hope to yell and threaten their way to killing ...

The mayoral election highlighted the fact that increasing numbers of New Yorkers cannot afford the high cost of living in our city. The solutions to the affordability crisis are complicated, but a ...

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Ed Orgeron has made it no secret he’d welcome a return to LSU under new head coach Lane Kiffin, but that opportunity hasn’t materialized. The former Tigers coach, who led LSU to the 2019 national ...

A progressive public school in Manhattan long known by its acronym — ICE — has decided it's time for a rebrand. Parents and staff at the Institute for Collaborative Education say those letters have ...

But the best one definitely did. By Tony Maglio If you wanted to see Mad Men truly like never before, you had your chance on HBO Max. The 4K stream of the classic Lionsgate Television series for AMC ...

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The U.S. housing market is going to face a price correction “worse than 2008,” according to housing analyst Melody Wright, who expects home prices to drop in half starting as soon as next year. “I see ...

The week before Thanksgiving is not exactly overflowing with new television to take in, but there are good options out there (and don’t worry, we’ll be ready with ...

Chicago’s finances are a house of cards built on short-term fixes. Every year, City Hall reshuffles the same deck and calls it a new hand — borrowing from tomorrow to pay for today. The latest example ...