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The United States Supreme Court issued a decision today upholding tax subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. Chief Justice John Roberts wrote the…

The shooting of nine African-Americans earlier this month has prompted national debate over whether the Confederate battle flag should continue to fly at…

The first community cookbook was published by Maria J. Moss in 1864 to raise funds for Union soldiers injured during the Civil War. Over the following…

Stories of the American Revolution often engender images of Paul Revere on horseback, George Washington crossing the Delaware or Red Coats firing during…

According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics there are approximately 2.3 million people in prisons or local jails in the United States. And many of those…

In hearings yesterday, state lawmakers questioned the Department of Health and Human Services' hiring of an outside contracting firm without a bid…

Sean Strub is best known as the founder of POZ magazine and the first openly HIV-positive person to run for Congress. But his new memoir, Body Counts: A…

Music by the Durham-based Wowolfol band is difficult to describe. Perhaps the best phrase is “experimental folk.” Wowolfol is led by guitarist Richard…

Stink bugs, moths, fireflies, and caterpillars are just a few of the creepy crawlers featured at Bugfest, a showcase of more than 100 exhibits about an…

The State Ethics Commission is a small group of officials that has the large task of looking out for public corruption. Commissioners investigate…