General Motors can afford the comparatively rich offer it made to settle the month-long United Auto Workers strike in part because it has a revamped line of highly profitable trucks and SUVs ready to hit showrooms in a few weeks.

Back in August, after back-to-back mass shootings in Texas and Ohio, Florida Senate President Bill Galvano announced a project by senators to better understand the causes of such incidents. One factor Galvano wanted to study was white nationalism, to which Galvano attributed not just mass sh…

You’ve heard the old saying about blaming it on the weather, well a new survey kind of does that with the problem of burglary.

Several news stories this past week warrant recognition, so we’ll jump right in.

Perhaps you noticed that on Wednesday’s front page, we were able to fit the field of Democrats seeking their party’s nomination for president at the top of the page in such a way that you could distinguish who is who before turning to the page where the story of their debate ran.

Virtually everyone in the northernmost Bahamian islands ravaged by Hurricane Dorian has been displaced. Their homes have been leveled, their businesses wiped out, their roads and other basic infrastructure destroyed.

Dark humor amid the darkness

Facebook wants to pivot to privacy, but there’s a new obstacle in its path: Attorney General William P. Barr.

National Newspaper Week came to a close Saturday.

A recent report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention contains the alarming news that maternal deaths associated with pregnancy, childbirth and its aftermath up to one year later have been rising over the past decade in the United States. They are now among the highest in the d…

Hack Bartley surely would be proud, and rightfully so. We are also proud that his son, Jake, and the Jake Bartley Band are up for Grammy consideration with their album “Brotherhood.”

Has the process been a drawn-out and frustrating experience? Absolutely.

Do you attend school board meetings?

Every day, we encounter common items that most of us just take for granted — literally. We buy something at the dollar store, the clerk puts it in a plastic bag. We stop for a cold drink on a hot day and reflexively grab a drinking straw.

Used to be, conspiracy theories and other fringe ideas were out there on the fringe. You had to go looking for them, and most people didn’t.

Coverage of school and school board activities and decisions? Check.

Jamal Khashoggi never intended to be a dissident. For many years, he wrote for and edited newspapers in Saudi Arabia, and he served as an aide in Saudi embassies in Washington and London. What prompted him to leave the kingdom, and to begin writing columns for The Post, was the sharp increas…

There is no way to implement a spinning thumb, but if we could we would. So, guess we’ll just have to point it sideways as we have done on occasion.