Q&A: How Pete Hoekstra rebuilt a broken state Republican Party
The Michigan Republican Party chair talked with Detroit News Editorial Page Editor Nolan Finley about how he rebuilt a broken ...
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Q&A: Inside HCC’s new artificial intelligence degree with one of its first students
Why one of Houston Community College’s first students pursuing an artificial intelligence bachelor’s degree, calls the ...
Your Stories Q&A: Does the election impact gas prices?
Gas prices tend to drop around election season, but GasBuddy's Patrick De Haan said that's due to seasonality, not who's on ...
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Q&A: The Fed cut interest rates. Why are mortgage rates going up?
Falling interest rates are good news for car buyers and people with credit card debt, but after the presidential election, mortgage rates are on the rise. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger ...
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Q&A: Building trades program ‘is changing lives’
Rick Martagon talks about the mission of Building Strong Communities, its efforts to bring more under-represented people into ...
TV Q&A: When will 'Will Trent' return to ABC's lineup?
Over the course of his career, filmmaker Sean Baker has delivered intimate films of humanity and connection that take place ...
Scene Makers Q&A: How Christopher Seebeck went from karaoke to a Garth Brooks tribute band
The St. Paul-reared singer/actor also fronts a cover band that plays everything from AC/DC to Michael Jackson.
Live Q&A: Our D.C. Editor Answered Your Election Day Questions
Subscribers asked about the gender divide, polls, down-ballot races and more.
Q&A: What Are the Swing States' Recount Rules?
Q. WSJ subscriber Charles Leto asks, “What are the recount rules in the seven swing states? How many of these may actually ...
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Q&A: He led Trump’s last EPA transition
Donald Trump sent shock waves through the environmental world when he picked Myron Ebell, a conservative and longtime critic ...
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Q&A: OrthoIndy’s John Ryan talks about staying independent in a consolidating health care industry
John Ryan leads Indiana’s largest orthopedic medical group, OrthoIndy, with more than 100 physicians and 1,200 employees at ...
Q&A: How a 'switchable' CAR-T therapy sets its sights on deadly brain cancer
UC San Francisco treated its first brain cancer patient with an experimental new CAR-T therapy discovered and manufactured at ...