His name would be intractably linked to Moore's for over forty years. Other initial suspects included A. Fortenberry, the former chairman of the Brevard County Commission, whom Moore had helped ...

It’s the ultimate cliché. But if we are looking for a switch to flip, a single fix that would radically reset some of the most intractably broken aspects of the American political system ...

In Trump's mind, the issues are intractably, and actionably, related. Trump's dislike of sharks has become a significant part of his personality, but the former president likely doesn't have much ...

Conceive of the community as ultimately responsible for raising kids and see how suddenly, intractably contentious and upsetting a formerly thriving place becomes. A secular progressive parent put ...

Strategists on both sides of the aisle attribute the uncertainty around what will happen come Tuesday in large part to an intractably divided electorate — with uncharacteristically little ...

One of the greatest and perhaps cruelest ironies in modern society is that the push for energy security — which often leads to bloody conflicts — overlooks the reality that free energy is all ...

The project of this ideology is essentially to replace nature with technology, so that human beings no longer have to bump up against any intractably resistant reality that might hamper the ...

Personal Voice truly does let someone preserve their voice before it’s intractably lost forever by a disease such as ALS.

Although Brown and Minnesota have since refused to change their investment policies, Union Theological Seminary decided to divest from “companies substantially and intractably benefiting from th ...

Although the Chinese legal space often seems opaque to outside audiences, this case should serve as a clear example to show that the courts are not intractably hostile to the rights of private ...

Strategists on both sides of the aisle attribute the uncertainty around what will happen come Tuesday in large part to an intractably divided electorate — with uncharacteristically little obvious ...