The pundits have decided: The Democratic Party is dead. No one likes them. No one knows what they stand for. Young people ...

Commenting on the data, political historian Brian Rosenwald said whether it’s fair or not, there’s a sense among many people ...

News from around Johnson County as reported on Oct. 23 in the pages of the Daily Journal and the Franklin Evening Star from ...

Four years from now comes the hundredth anniversary of one of the most momentous events in American history: the stock market ...

The history of the Revenue Act of 1932—pushed for, and signed into law, by Republican president Herbert Hoover—is little ...

When the head of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s urban search and rescue team resigned after the deadly July 4, ...

COMMENTARY: After an eight-year hiatus, the grand old New York hotel will once again serve as the site of the annual Al Smith ...

As of October 21, 2025, the U.S. national debt stands at approximately $37.8 trillion, with interest payments exceeding $1.2 trillion annually. This marks a significant increase from just five years ...

John G. Townsend of Delaware. By Ray Hill. While serving as Delaware’s governor, John Gillis Townsend Jr. was a reformer; while he served in the United States Senate, he was a s ...

On Prohibition President Hoover last week observed a careful neutrality while factions of his party struggled excitedly over the issue (see p. 16). Dry leaders reminded him of their assistance in his ...

Welcome to the launch of Supreme Court Brief, a new weekly podcast from Law.com breaking down the latest news and analysis from the Supreme Court. My name is Jimmy Hoover and I have nearly a decade of ...