CNN host Abby Phillip clashed with Republican strategist Scott Jennings as they went round in circles over his refusal to ...

Now, Mercedes-Benz is hopping on the train for the latest fad in automotive tech: the steering yoke. It seems that car ...

Washington’s top education leader says he won’t sign the U.S. Department of Education’s recent letter ordering K-12 schools to certify they’re in compliance with federal civil rights laws ...

The study could be useful for driver training programs, or lead to technology that warns drivers of stress levels before they get behind the wheel, Seecharan and Nahid said, because stress ...

That’s bad optic No. 1. No. 2 is even worse ... Public school administrators say the figure is more likely about $800 million. The budget proposal of Huffman and Stewart increases public ...

There is no danger to the public, authorities say. "Our community has been shaken to its core," Cornelius Police Chief Mitch Coley said, according to ABC News. "While the investigation is still ...

When a reporter asked Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent if he could, he replied, “No.” “Again ... has evidence as to Abrego Garcia, it should say so. It refuses. “The Government’s ...

The understanding of obesity in India is shifting, with growing recognition that it's a complex disease requiring medical management, not just a lifestyle issue, experts said during a discussion ...

"It's business as usual regarding the team and there is no change to our development plan, recruiting process and other projects," the spokesperson added. "To clarify again, no impact to the team." ...

Last year, 34 people were killed in what Anchorage police consider homicides. Police never released the names of half the victims. That’s because a quietly adopted Anchorage Police Department ...

One of the biggest headlines of the week: A Texas-based genetics company claims to have brought the dire wolf back from extinction — or, essentially, from the dead. Earlier this week, the Dallas ...

Hunt, the owner, should say thanks but no thanks. I could get into all the humanitarian issues that I have with this current administration, but for this column I will refrain from too much politics.