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Marty Walsh resigned the office to take on his new role as President Joe Biden’s labor secretary.
Top Senate Democrats will huddle on Tuesday in an attempt to unify around a path toward hiking the federal minimum wage.
Evanston plans to distribute $10 million over 10 years for past discrimination and the lingering effects of slavery.
The former president's "never talked to me that way" whine goes under the spotlight in the supercut.
The devastating blaze in southern Bangladesh left thousands of refugees homeless, officials said.
"This may be the worst ever 'thoughts and prayers' message in the aftermath of a mass shooting," one Twitter user wrote.
The Fox host and his reactionary guest went off on an asinine tangent rather than mourning a police officer's death.
Sometimes a fresh perspective doesn't really change much.
"The Late Late Show" host ripped the former president for "trying to develop a new persona as a tech mogul."
It’s the second time this month the Fox News host's remarks on immigration have drawn comparisons to Nazi rhetoric.
Sen. Mike Rounds doesn't seem to know his own state's history.
The ex-president's list of "very good people" in the GOP failed to include a key ally.
