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The great historian of 20th-century Spain muses on what that country's troubles can (and cannot) teach us in uncertain times.

The surge in mail-in voting is a sea change for American democracy regardless of whether widespread fraud occurred.

The Trump era did indeed change America--but it was far from the apocalyptic spiraling predicted by Democrats and the media.

Teachers and parents have been admonished to prioritize the welfare and future of school kids in their fields of endeavor as the world battles the covid-19 pandemic whilst seeking their educational drive.

Chinese and Russian vaccines in high demand as world scrambles for doses  Financial TimesView Full coverage on Google News

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is on track to meet his claim of inoculating Israel's entire 9 million population by the end of March. CNN's Sam Kiley reports the UN insists that Israel, and the "occupying power," is responsible for ensuring that more than 4.5 million Palestinians also get the coronavirus vaccine.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - Dave Byrley opened Iconic Kitchen and Drinks in 2020 near McCormick Field, banking on the soon-to-come traffic from the ballfield and under-construction condos.

BAMBERG, S.C. (AP) - There’s a new sheriff in town and his name is Kenneth “Kenny” Bamberg.

Some venues across the country may be offering modified services amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

Contact your local branch to confirm any COVID-19 safety restrictions in place before traveling to any venue.

Most gyms have implemented COVID-19 safety measures, such as modified services, and may operate a reduced schedule.

Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday is a federal holiday which means that some federal services will be unavailable.

Banks tend to follow the Federal Reserve's holiday schedule, which observes Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

While many federal services will be unavailable or limited today, private companies like grocery stores will generally remain open.

With remote working taking a toll on collaboration, managers are brainstorming ways to ensure the flow of new ideas

Negative ‘real’ yields fed last year’s furious rally in everything from gold to tech stocks

The cost of soaring online fraud should be shared by other companies

Sales represent coup for Beijing and Moscow, even as concerns over pharma standards linger

Tether; Trump; Ted Cruz and much more . . .

Investors are proving adept at overlooking signs of the extraordinary

Born out of war, the empire forged by Bismarck struggled to find peace with itself

It’s not just new rules that will cause headaches — but the fact they vary from one member state to the next

The starchy American brand has a chance to regain its former glory under new ownership. Here’s 10 ideas for success

Credit rating agency seeks to expand how it evaluates lenders’ riskiness amid raft of scandals