'Represent us!': Women's March is back amid controversy over anti-Semitism
By USA TODAY The Women’s March remains a potent, if diminished, force. …read more Source:: Top National News
Monthly Archives: January 2019
Sources: Ravens near extension with Harbaugh
The Ravens and head coach John Harbaugh have an agreement in principle on a contract extension with “some lawyer...
As a classical music critic, I used to think the ‘Star Wars’ score was beneath me. I was wrong.
By Anne Midgette Orchestras use it to reach new audiences, but John Williams’s music stands the test of time....
Trump missile defense review calls North Korea 'extraordinary threat'
The open acknowledgment in the Missile Defense Review of U.S. plans to counter Russian and Chinese technological advances likely...
Think Saints can replace Mark Ingram in free agency? Not so fast
Sunday could be the RB’s last game in a Saints uniform, and it might be tough for New Orleans...
Debbie Wasserman Schultz: Why I refuse to walk with the Washington Women’s March
By Opinion contributor It should not be this difficult to condemn hate speech. Until national leaders get it right,...
Lord of the rings: Saturn's halo may be relatively recent trait
Scientists said on Thursday a calculation of the mass of the rings based on gravitational measurements of the planet...
Cubs owner: Keeping Russell best for all parties
Cubs owner Tom Ricketts said the team decided it would rather support Addison Russell after his suspension for violating...
Michigan State names new interim leader, saying decision is about Nassar’s victims
Michigan State University officially accepted the resignation Thursday of its interim president, following troubling remarks about Larry Nassar victims,...
Syria suicide bomb that killed four US citizens reignites debate over US pulling troops
By USA TODAY A suicide bomb reignited the debate over President Donald Trump’s assertion that the Islamic State has...
