The Hillary Clinton campaign has gone on the attack against the government official who conducts oversight of the State Department she used to run, accusing him of partisanship and misconduct without any direct evidence.
A few days ago, I found myself standing naked in a friend’s back yard, having just thrown away most of my personal possessions, wondering where my life went wrong.
DEARBORN, Mich. — It is here in the industrial Midwest, not in the South, where Ted Cruz’s audacious theory of the 2016 race was supposed to be put to one of its most important tests.
In the worst dream I’ve ever had, Americans were having to choose between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump for president. Surprisingly, they have three characteristics in common: pomposity, arrogance and unfamiliarity with the truth.
I read with great interest Edward Gilbreth’s recent column about Manigault family letters in his possession from the 1770s. He laments, "I have to do something. They just can’t stay forever in a nondescript dark drawer without the appropriate preservation and historical classification techniques."
Gov. Nikki Haley’s silence on the overdose epidemic as well as the high rate of HIV in rural communities continues to risk the lives of thousands of South Carolinians.
The national League of Conservation Voters just released the 2015 National Environmental Scorecard. Despite partisan deadlocks in Congress, there were scores of votes confronting the climate crisis, protecting the waterways we depend upon for clean drinking water, and preserving open spaces for future generations to enjoy. These accomplishments...
The College of Charleston’s $128 million capital campaign victory flies in the face of critics who warned that Glenn McConnell’s presidency of the college would be disastrous for its fund-raising program.
The current lawsuit challenging the testing and licensing requirements in Charleston holds that the right to free speech is being disregarded. But there is no "script" tour guides are required to stick to.
NEW YORK — MSNBC’s facelift over the past two years has cut the airtime of some of its most prominent minority personalities — and it is starting to be noticed.
"The Ones We Couldn’t Be," the final track on Bonnie Raitt’s soul-rattling new album, "Dig in Deep," is a rueful hymn to what might have been. "My glass is raised for all the ways/ We tried to get it right," she sings, sifting through the remnants of a relationship that could be romantic or...
LOS ANGELES — The Disney Channel is reviving "High School Musical."
NEW YORK — Brandon Presser, a writer who has written more than 50 travel books, says there’s a difference between being a traveler and a tourist.
Some of the key business news events last week.
Scott Woods grew up on Folly Beach and now runs South Carolina Federal Credit Union, which marks its 80th anniversary this year.
ANCRUM, Robert, Georgia
ARMSTRONG, Lois Vivian Rawls, 94, of Charleston, widow of Clement D. Armstrong, died Sunday. Arrangements by Stuhr’s Downtown Chapel.
A Charleston man is suing the S.C. Department of Vocational Rehabilitation for wrongful termination after he raised concerns with his boss that the state agency was underpaying hundreds of disabled adults enrolled in a work training program.
COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s gas tax, the state’s primary road repair cash source, has not been raised since 1987.
The baleen whale let loose a deep, eerie honk. The earthquake rumbled out of nowhere like a coming train. But the most startling sound recorded deep in the ocean just droned.
The Five Guys hamburger chain could be getting some competition in Charleston from three other guys — Hollywood actor and producer Mark Wahlberg and his two brothers.
SHANGHAI, March 7 (Reuters) - China stocks looked on track for their fifth straight day of gains on Monday, led by small-caps, after a flurry of reassurances by the country's top leaders that the economy would remain on sound footing despite strains from major reforms.
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. troops began large-scale military exercises on Monday in an annual test of their defences against North Korea, which called the drills "nuclear war moves" and threatened to respond with an all-out offensive.
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korean and U.S. troops began large-scale military exercises on Monday in an annual test of their defences against North Korea, which called the drills "nuclear war moves" and threatened to respond with an all-out offensive.
BEIJING (Reuters) - Growth in China's fiscal income will slow in future, but the country still has room to increase government debt, Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said in Beijing on Monday.
