Culture Archives - Page 11 of 30

An iconic annual gift catalog known for its extravagant gifts has removed the word “Christmas” from its name. Neiman Marcus’ chose this.

A poll released on October 24 announced that Americans overwhelmingly want voter ID. These poll results go across party lines.

The upcoming election is different than any we have seen in the past. With such diverse views on either side, one cannot remain neutral.

One of the last remaining Navajo code talkers who helped the US and its allies win World War II died recently.

Governor Mike Parson signed Executive Order 24-11, rescinding 177 past executive orders that are no longer necessary or applicable.

We will vote on four judges this November. Here are the four candidates for reelection and a short bio on each.

Michael and Betty Sullivan celebrate 50 years of marriage on October 19.. That is a long time for two people to stay together.

Voters in 10 states will vote on ballot initiatives involving abortion this coming November. They all allow increasing abortion access.

Majority rules govern rank-choice voting. This idea is designed to assist the lesser-favored parties in winning the election.

The Georgia Election Board approved a rule requiring election workers to hand count ballots in the November election.

A group was trying to get citizens to vote on rank-choice voting. When a judge checked over the signatures, he found numerous errors.

Campbell Soup as a household name that means quality. Campbell Soup has now voted to drop the “Soup” from its name.