Canada’s Trudeau resigns as Liberal Party leader

He said Parliament, which had been due to resume Jan. 27, would be suspended until March 24. The timing will allow for a Liberal Party leadership race.

Millions to see higher Social Security payments coming from bill that Biden signed

President Biden signed into law a measure that boosts Social Security payments for current and former public employees, affecting nearly 3 million people who receive pensions from their time as teachers, firefighters, police officers and in other public service jobs.

What’s happening at Meadows Mall?

Nearly full with stores, the Meadows Mall is trying to cater to the surrounding community, rather than the buzzy retail landscape of today.

LETTER: Dealing with tragedy

The holidays present special challenges for victim’s family.

LETTER: Biden goes back on his word

If Mr. Biden doesn’t want to further stain his legacy, he should use the same reasoning to pardon Mr. Trump. We have a month and a half to see if this occurs.

LETTER: The Goodman statue

Here’s where they should move it.

LETTER: Democrats take a major blow with Biden pardon

How about pardoning a man who not only protected our country as a Marine but continued to protect commuters on the New York subway? How about pardoning Daniel Perry?

LETTER: Golden parachutes in North Las Vegas

The government compensation systems have grown to serve those in government instead of the taxpayers funding this boondoggle

LETTER: Democrats offer more of the same

Americans are getting what they asked for, and Democrats are picking at their scraps with no new leaders to be found in their ranks.

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