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AI should be judged by whether it improves care and quality of life for America's aging population, not just efficiency.

Congress prevented NFIP to lapse before a “Godzilla” El Niño hits the country.

Hiring has remained volatile during Trump's second term, with the unemployment rate sitting above 4 percent.

Germany's political middle is weakening as the far left and far right surge amid antisemitism allegations.

Maryland just became the first state to ban supermarkets and grocers from dynamically pricing food based on who is buying it.

Gary Wayne Sutton, from Tennessee, has spent three decades on death row and was set to be executed on December 3.

Democratic Senate candidate for Michigan took a swipe at the U.S.

Stronger farm-to-table traceability, supplier oversight and testing are essential to food-supply safety.

As our lives become increasingly digital, vision care will need to evolve alongside them.

America's divisions aren't caused by disagreement itself but by having lost the ability to listen, understand and embrace context.

The Russian leader signals what he is considering and a playbook he used before in the Ukraine war.

The scheme comes as the proliferation of data centers across the United States has faced significant backlash.

At first, Alex's interest in social media seemed harmless.

A new urine test could identify people with bladder cancer more accurately than current diagnostic methods, researchers found.

“Trump’s petro-powered policies have fatally invaded his role as commander-in-chief."

Donald Trump's new trade deal with Xi Jinping could make things better for voters—and himself.

In the era of prediction markets and Trump, race ratings move money, but what constitutes a precise rating is being hotly debated.

A book apparently signed by Meghan Markle is being sold on eBay for more than $26,000.

"Silent obedience is what Trump wants from the media industry—and this is another case where the industry must speak up."

Portland Trail Blazers make a sudden broadcaster change just hours after announcing their new voice for the upcoming season.

Footage shows The Maine Wire journalist Joe Sokol being confronted by a driver as he was filming a report in Bangor

Ken Urker was found unresponsive in a Louisiana home on his birthday, according to reports.

Trump has attacked Senator Tom Cotton, accusing him of blocking a bipartisan bill to end the daylight saving time clock changes.

Cameras caught Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers coming unglued on head coach Mike McCarthy because he didn't get a play on time.

Metta Sandiford-Artest has aspirations to coach in the WNBA and bring home a championship, he revealed in a 20-minute video on X.

The San Francisco 49ers reportedly have a lot of confidence that 2025 first round pick Mykel Williams, will return in Week 5.

Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Penix Jr. threw shade at the New Orleans Saints ahead of the matchup on Monday Night Football.

The Philadelphia Eagles get worrying news on the status of star wide receiver DeVonta Smith ahead of the team's Week 4 game.

Napheesa Collier is set to be a free agent this offseason after spending her entire WNBA career with the Lynx.

The Anaheim Ducks have signed defenseman Tristan Luneau to a historic six-year, $43.2 million contract extension.

The San Francisco 49ers have signed Brandin Cooks to the active roster from the practice squad and released KhaDarel Hodge.

USC's Lincoln Riley re-affirms his support for defensive coordinator Gary Patterson despite the team's defensive struggles.

The Chicago Cubs are reportedly unlikely to get into a heated pursuit to keep one of their prominent free agents.

The Cowboys traded for Joey Porter Jr. on Thursday, but the cornerback has yet to make his 2026 debut because of injury.

The MVP-hopeful Pete Crow-Armstrong was "disappointed" in himself for his struggles at the plate in the playoffs.

The New Orleans Saints placed running back Travis Etienne Jr. on the injured list Thursday with a hamstring issue.

Ex-NBA star Stephen Jackson, known for his role in ‘The Malice at the Palace’ brawl, calls out WNBA commentators over A’ja Wilson

Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson was not spotted at the open portion of Thursday's practice.

In the final year of his contract with Amazon Prime Video, Kirk Herbstreit's decided what his next NFL broadcasting move will be.

The governor of New Mexico, Lujan Grisham, predicts the midterm will be a "blue wave" for Democrats, much like 2018.

A string of incidents involving AI agents going rogue presses lawmakers to define who is responsible when lines get crossed.

Trump joked that Ken Paxton is a "pain in the ass" while backing him in Texas' closely watched Senate race.

A judge criticized the Trump administration over a courthouse arrests policy, while a memo pulled agents back from vehicle stops.

Midterm elections are commonly viewed as a test of the political environment facing the party in power.

Veterans and lawmakers gathered at Memorial Circle as a lawsuit challenging Trump's proposed arch continues in federal court.

A source told Newsweek that the Dallas Cowboys have not made an offer to Joey Porter Jr. after trading a second-round pick.

Is Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton the most unpopular Republican Senate candidate of the century?

It comes as socialism is gaining popularity in the U.S.

Data centers have become one of the defining issues of the 2026 midterm elections.

The Bezos Earth Fund has distributed roughly $2.4 billion since 2020 and pledged a total of $10 billion by 2030.