The government rolled back progress on the environment in at least 180 ways in 2025, and it’s just getting started.

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Siena University is posting a multimillion-dollar deficit this year, while also managing an unexpected new loan.

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Tech companies and developers looking to plunge billions of dollars into ever-bigger data centers to power artificial ...

With an average national temperature of three degrees, January is too cold to do much. Everyone is skint and sober, which means there are no big nights out or expensive meals to queue for. Weekends ...

Mark Medley is The Globe and Mail’s Deputy Opinion Editor. He is the author of Live to See the Day: Impossible Goals, ...

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With Arizona’s growing population and economy facing increasing pressure from shrinking Colorado River supplies and over-drafted groundwater, Kol Ami’s Dayenu Circle will offer a free, three-part ...

This year in Hyde Park was shaped by forces both close to home and far beyond it. Federal policy changes filtered down into ...

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