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MILWAUKEE (AP) — For those conservative voters long turned off by former President Donald Trump's rhetoric, https://apnews.com/live/rnc-trump-biden-election-updates in accepting the Republican nomination Thursday night was a welcome relief. “He's much [...]

Byline: Jake JohnsonOnly 25 Division I teams in the nation get to be nationally ranked at any given time, and being ranked is a recognition of dominance and skill as [...]

Byline: Jake JohnsonFor the first time in 2019, Dartmouth women's hockey emerged from this past weekend with a win. Not only did the team upset close conference rival Brown University [...]

Byline: Jake Johnson Basketball Men's basketball finished its season this weekend after matchups with Columbia University and Cornell University. The men finished the season 7-20 overall, the same record it [...]

Byline: Jake Johnson by Tiffany Zhai / Tiffany Zhai/ The Dartmouth Basketball Led by two double-doubles from Cy Lippold '19 and Olivia Smith '18, the women's basketball team came out [...]

The article discusses a controversial plan by Trump allies to privatize Medicare, which has sparked criticism from various groups. The plan, called Project 2025, aims to increase the privatization of Medicare by making Medicare Advantage the default enrollment option for new beneficiaries. Critics argue that this would give more power to private insurers and could have negative consequences for Medicare recipients. The article also highlights the importance of unions in supporting workers, sharing the story of a union member who turned his life around with union assistance. Additionally, the article introduces the Heavy Metal Summer Experience (HMSE) program, which aims to expose high school students and recent graduates to careers in the construction industry. The program, now in its third year, offers hands-on experience and connects with union signatory contractors, contractor associations, and non-profits to find candidates interested in construction. The program specifically targets underserved areas, diverse applicants, and those seeking alternatives to college. The deadline to apply for the St. Louis HMSE program is March 28. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse's ethics complaint against Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito, alleging that Alito's comments in a Wall Street Journal interview could hinder congressional efforts to reform the Supreme Court. Topics include the controversy surrounding Alito's remarks questioning Congress's authority to regulate the Supreme Court, and Senate investigations into gifts received by Supreme Court justices, which may be obstructed by Alito's comments.

The article reports that Congresswoman Cori Bush on Friday demanded to know where her fellow Democratic lawmakers stand on legislative action to extend a nationwide moratorium on evictions after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the CDC's ban, leaving millions at risk of losing their homes in the middle of a deadly pandemic. It mentions that Democrats who attempted to sink the Biden agenda this week part of the same group blocking legislation to extend the eviction moratorium.

THEY look like familiar chocolate treats from giant confectionery brands Mars or Smarties - and most children would be only too eager to try them. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

LONG LOST TWIN: LaTroy Hawkins didn't exactly endear himself to Giants fans during his mediocre stint here in 2005, so it was a kick to read the reliever, now with the Astros, has fans in Minnesota, where he spent the first nine years of his career. They created a club in his honor, in appreciation of the time he was the only player who stopped to sign autographs outside the Metrodome after one game in 1999. They still visit him annually at spring training and maintain a Web site, latroyhawkinsfanclub.org. "They're like family," Hawkins told the Associated Press. Who knew? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]