Punishment for Kaleb Laatsch began the moment he realized that he had inadvertently left his 9-month-old son in a car for hours during a hot day in August. more

From the April 13, 1940 News Record:The late spring, with its changeable weather conditions, is said to work a hardship on the birds which have made their annual pilgrimage from the southland to this … more

Today, the George W. Bush Presidential Center will be dedicated at Southern Methodist University in Texas. It’s a good time to look back on the performance of the 43rd president, who has been … more

Forty years ago, American railroads were in trouble. The Penn Central, the largest railroad, had recently gone bankrupt. American freight rail was technologically obsolescent and hamstrung by union … more

The uncle of the accused Boston Marathon bombers got the boys right. They were unable to settle into American life, Ruslan Tsarni told reporters from his home in Maryland, “and thereby just … more

In reading the May 17, NR article about City Administrator Napier busting city budget myths, what particularly caught my eye was his lengthy attempt to bust the “myth” that the city is spending … more

You want a routine checkup. Or your throat is sore. It’s probably nothing, but you’re concerned. Do you need a full-fledged MD with all those certificates and perhaps a God complex? Even … more

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has no business rummaging through journalists’ phone records, perusing their emails and tracking their movements in an attempt to keep them from … more