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The deal with China represents a remarkable turnaround. During his electoral campaign, Carney called China the number one ...

For 2026, “Innovation alone isn’t enough,” writes BIA Advisory Services CEO Tom Buono as the company’s Forecasting and Analyst Teams identify “Radio’s Resilience Through Digital Extension” as one of ...

Nobody spends more hours working as an ACS volunteer than James Schoeppel, a retired veteran who helps keep the agency’s cat ...

Attorney General Ken Paxton unveiled a Senate campaign ad depicting Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and incumbent Sen. John ...

CUTLINES defendants. - A Chelsea man with a chemical engineering degree from the University of Tulsa was sentenced Wednesday to 15 years in prison for his part in an attempted armed robbery at a ...

Lieutenant Gov. Tahesha Way is hitting the airwaves today with her first TV ad of the 11th district special election, a spot ...