When the United States and Iran agreed to a cease-fire this week, many Iranians welcomed the reprieve from a devastating war that had stretched for over five weeks. But some hard-line supporters of the government were left deeply unhappy.
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By Christopher Otts and Patrick George |
Skyrocketing gas prices cemented Eric Janney’s decision in March to go electric for good. The IT worker in Aliquippa, Pa., bought a lightly used Kia EV6, after trying the same vehicle on a cheap lease for the past couple of years. |
By Matt Brown and Steve Peoples |
Ever since President Donald Trump started purging diversity initiatives last year, the letters “DEI” have faded from corporate boardrooms and Democratic stump speeches. |
On March 12, 1990, 8-year-old Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins took off her leg braces, abandoned her wheelchair and crawled up the marble steps of the U.S. Capitol. The next day, she joined a group of advocates who rolled into the Rotunda and chained themselves together to push for disabilities legislation, chanting “Access is a civil right!” Police in riot gear used chain cutters to dislodge the protesters and arrested them. |
