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It is one thing to say that Americans often disagree. We are a large, diverse, opinionated people in a rapidly changing world. Of course we will have our share of differences and arguments.

It is another thing to say we are profoundly, even hopelessly, divided on virtually all the important questions of our times. But that is the story we are relentlessly told via news pundits, national

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The opportunity was there. But as they did with so many of the pitches thrown by Tyler Glasnow Tuesday night, the Red Sox missed it. With two teams in front of them losing, the Red Sox could have returned to Boston having made up ground. Instead, they had a feeble offensive showing and dropped their second straight to the Tampa Bay Rays, 3-1. The Red Sox were unable to

President Joe Biden could not have sullied the 22nd anniversary of 9/11 more than he did on Monday if he had intentionally set out to do so — assuming that he didn’t. Biden infuriated 9/11 families when he became the first U.S. president not to hold a memorial at the White House or to attend Ground Zero ceremonies in honor of those fallen, sending Vice President Kamala Harris to stand in for

MADISON, Wis. (WKOW) -- The Madison Common Council voted to allow the Madison Police Department to start a pilot program for body cameras. In an overnight vote, 16 council members voted for the measure, while 4 voted against it. "My vote is in relation to the people that are not present are in relation to the many, many, many young black people in this city that are very concerned about just