What’s fair in a marriage is different for different couples, but especially when there are kids involved, parenting, work, and housework need to be somewhat fairly split. Otherwise, one person might ...

In late May, the Trump administration declared void a swath of collective-bargaining agreements with federal unions. These agreements affected employees in more than a dozen agencies, ranging from the ...

The mansion is ready for a new owner. Purchasing properties is essential to the growth of your business in Schedule 1. The more space you have, the more product you can produce, allowing you to get as ...

Fights in Lost Soul Aside are very fast-paced, with both enemies and Kazer jumping around quickly to attack and block incoming attacks. While there are a few ways players can try to avoid incoming ...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The Amsterdam museum that displays a priceless collection of works by one of the world’s most popular artists, Vincent van Gogh, may have to close if the Dutch government ...

President Trump said Friday he would fire Federal Reserve Gov. Lisa Cook over allegations she committed mortgage fraud if she does not resign, which Cook has indicated she will not do. “Yeah, I’ll ...

Israel’s defense minister warned Friday that the “gates of hell” will soon open up to destroy Gaza City if Hamas doesn’t agree to Israel’s terms for a cease-fire. The ominous threat came a day after ...

The United States Supreme Court is allowing the National Institutes of Health to cut nearly $800 million in grants, though it left the door open for the researchers to seek relief elsewhere. In a 5-to ...

The highly anticipated Cartel update has landed in Schedule 1, introducing the Benzies family as the latest threat to your narcotics business. In order to defend your turf in Schedule 1, the new Pump ...

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Of all the policy changes that could help parents and caregivers, none is as morally intuitive, politically feasible, structurally possible, and economically smart as a paid family leave. Morally: ...