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A recent guilty plea reveals a new wrinkle in a long-running corruption scheme that involved bribing police officers to make drunk driving cases disappear.

Iran’s latest wave of unrest is often explained in familiar terms: economic collapse, sanctions, inflation, or sudden political anger. But this framing misses what is actually unfolding.

Personal safety is a major concern for residents navigating their daily lives across the United States. Recent crime data reveals significant geographic disparities in violent crime rates. While some regions show improvements, others continue to struggle with systemic issues like poverty and limited law enforcement resources.

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Letters: Guardian readers respond to Lara Feigel’s powerful account of divorce and the family court

For decades, the “medical bill” was the one bill you could theoretically ignore for a month or two. Hospitals were notoriously lenient, often allowing balances...

Despite being listed as a temp, Lewandowski exerts singular influence in day-to-day operations at DHS.

In New Haven, where one in six residents is foreign born, children’s education suffers as they are afraid to step out

We are all familiar with the concept of “shrinkflation” at the grocery store, where the cereal box stays the same price but contains two fewer...

Most Americans operate under the comforting illusion that their health insurance deductible is a “one and done” annual expense. We naturally assume that once we...

Your phone rings, and the caller ID clearly says ‘Internal Revenue Service.’ The voice on the other end is professional, authoritative, and perhaps a little bit intimidating. They mention a discrepancy in your 2023 filing and warn that legal action is imminent if you do not resolve it immediately.