Why is it so hard to turn a desire to do something for our health into a healthy habit? A new survey offers a few clues, providing proof that we're by no means alone in this, Joan Oliver writes.

Back in the day, male politicians cavorted with their female staffers and got away with it. But that was way back and many days ago.

How are supposed to kids supposed to know what’s happening on their Chromebooks if they’re looking at their iPhones?

What’s funny about growing up in a deaf family? Almost everything, if you ask Craig Gass, who was the only hearing member of his household.

Few love the idea of a central government database, state or federal, tying everyone’s everything into a single record.

April 19 marks the anniversary of the clashes at Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, between colonial militia and British regulars in 1775 that opened the Revolutionary War.

Communion services are held twice a year, once in the spring and once in the fall. Singing is usually done for the first hour or so. 

Rose, who co-chairs the Legislative Audit Commission, dressed down DOC Director LaToya Hughes for helming an agency with 40 shortcomings in fiscal 2023 and 2024.

A data-driven breakdown of the five most damaging tax myths in American politics – from billionaire taxes to corporate rates – and what the actual numbers show.