By excluding Arab citizens, Netanyahu's rivals may hand him another term - opinion
It is bad enough to discover that Jews can be every bit as racist as anyone else. But where is common sense? Where is political logic?
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Rabbi Dov Lando must explain his opposition to haredi IDF service - opinion
Rabbi Dov Lando urges haredi young men to prioritize Torah study over military service, raising questions about ethics, Jewish law, and responsibility.
Kirksville newsroom summary for Saturday, Oct. 31
Here’s everything the Kirksville Daily Express newsroom has posted since our last summary, in case you missed it. Kirksville tops Mexico 26-12 to advance in Class 4 District 5 Kirksville […]
The big dipper: East Innes welcomes the Pizza Dip 2 MIN READ
SALISBURY — Another place to grab a slice is open in downtown Salisbury, and it’s out of this world. The Pizza Dip at 121 East Innes Street opened its doors […]
From young leaders to lifelong wellness, United Way shares stories of impact across generations 3 MIN READ
We Are Rowan. We Are United Way. SALISBURY — When Dale Peeler introduced lifelong family friend Carson Halpin to more than 70 community leaders Wednesday afternoon, he was introducing more […]
Tait Reynolds’ record-breaking run lifts Clemson past Halloween scare vs. FSU. Five takeaways.
Clemson (5-3, 3-2 ACC) came away with a 36-24 win at Florida State on Halloween thanks to a record-breaking, game-sealing run by Reynolds that Tigers coach Dabo Swinney said was long overdue.
SC heads to polls on Nov. 3. Oral history project focuses on Mount Pleasant’s Black community.
Here’s what’s happening around the Lowcountry. Election Day is Nov. 3. Find your sample ballot and polling place before you vote. Plus, a West Ashley Circle development was rejected by a city board.
Widower of pedestrian killed on peninsula asks Charleston to budget $1 million for safety each year
Residents requested Charleston City Council dedicate funding for pedestrian safety improvements in the 2027 budget. Staff is finalizing recommendations before the budget must get passed in December.
Charleston symphony league is bringing art, music back to Kiawah for home tour fundraiser
KIAWAH ISLAND — The Charleston Symphony Orchestra League is bringing music and art back to Kiawah Island as the organization hosts its 29th annual Symphony Tour of Homes in support of the symphony and musi...
Charleston’s Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival marks 20 years with movies, fashion and music
The longstanding cultural festival will screen 13 films, stage a fashion show and feature live music.
Clemson treats itself to best win of 2026 vs. Florida State on Halloween despite frightful late push
Clemson treated itself to its best win of the season against Florida State on Halloween, improving to 5-3 overall and 3-2 in the ACC. See the full recap and key stats here:
Charleston pizza maker wins premier national contest, earns trip to world’s biggest pizza competition
Michael Pitera, owner of Pizza a Modo Mio in West Ashley, won a national pizza competition in Orlando, earning an all-expenses-paid trip to represent the United States at an international championship in Italy.
The race to represent coastal SC in Congress is tightening. Will it flip or stay in GOP hands?
The race for the Lowcountry’s U.S. House seat is going down to the wire.
Housing, flooding and cost-of-living: How rising seas impact affordability in Charleston
A lack of housing and growing population is fueling a cost-of-living crisis. In a fight between affordability and rising tides, which takes priority?
Florida woman arrested for threatening to shoot Trump at Daytona Beach rally, sheriff says
A Florida woman is accused of posting a threat on Instagram that she was going to shoot President Donald Trump at his Friday rally in Daytona Beach.
San Diego County opens all 221 vote centers this weekend ahead of Election Day
San Diego County opens all 221 vote centers ahead of Election Day. Find out where to vote early and when mail ballots must be postmarked.
Congress had the receipts. Katherine Maher had amnesia.
At a House hearing, the NPR chief said her thinking had ‘evolved,’ and she couldn’t recall a post about reparations. A year later came the First Amendment award. What a career arc.
Syracuse upsets No. 19 SMU as fans storm the field in wild scene
Steve Angeli hit Noah Meyers for a 2-yard touchdown with 17 seconds left to propel Syracuse to a 30-27 upset victory over No. 19 SMU.
Can New York voters figure out who’s driving the state to destruction?
The state's decline has accelerated on Hochul’s watch; she’s hopeless when it comes to reining in the ideologues and the special interests slowly eating New York’s future.
NFL responds to more allegations emerging against Josh Jacobs as his attorneys push back
The NFL is reviewing new physical abuse allegations against Packers running back Josh Jacobs after three more women came forward to police.
Josh Jacobs’ arrest seen in new bodycam video as more disturbing abuse allegations emerge
Wisconsin police have released bodycam footage from Packers star Josh Jacobs' May arrest on multiple charges of domestic abuse, strangulation and suffocation and intimidation of a victim.
Towns hit by teen mob violence locking down on Halloween with curfews and extra officers
Cities across the country are putting teens on notice for Halloween weekend, rolling out curfews and crackdowns to head off the kind of chaos that unfolds during so-called teen takeovers.
Ilhan Omar case is ‘large’ and targeting multiple people, reveals DHS Secretary
DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin says a federal fraud probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar is a "large case" targeting multiple people and led by the DOJ.