On the eve of one of the most significant events in European Union history, the political eruptions have ceased and an uneasy quiet reigns.
Erica Nitschke
Columnist
Colorado baker who sparked Supreme Court case has book deal
Salem Books announced the book Thursday, calling it “a firsthand account of his experience on the front lines.”
She did it: Demi Lovato nails powerful comeback performance at the Grammys
The pop star made a powerful return with a raw rendition of her new single, written four days before her widely publicized overdose.
What to watch for: Defense resumes in key impeachment week; Dems seek witnesses
The debate over witnesses received a jolt Sunday when The New York Times reported that Trump told his national security adviser he wanted to maintain a freeze on military aid to Ukraine until it launched political investigations into his rivals.
‘Bad Boys,’ ‘1917’ best ‘The Gentlemen’ at box office
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence’s “Bad Boys for Life” easily remained the top ticket seller over newcomer “The Gentlemen.”
Family affair: Billie Eilish, Finneas win big at Grammys
The edgy, avant-pop album the siblings created in a small bedroom won 11 honors.
Schiff accuses NSA, CIA of withholding documents on Ukraine
The chairman of the House Intelligence Committee says ‘they appear to be succumbing to pressure from the administration.’
Trump defenders push ‘no crime’ as Democrats seek removal
President Trump’s defenders are arguing that his pressure on Ukraine broke no U.S. law, and so wasn’t impeachable in the first place.
Vermont continues among top Peace Corps producing states
The state, with a per capita rate of 8.1 volunteers per 100,000 residents, is only behind the District of Columbia.
Vermont warns about hepatitis A outbreak
The Department of Health is warning residents about a a statewide outbreak, joining New Hampshire and Massachusetts.