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A 13-year-old was arrested on suspicion of making online threats of violence against a Riverside middle school.

SoundHealth launched a new feature in its AI-powered health care app that will give users personalized allergy forecasts to get ahead of their symptoms.

The Federal Reserve's impending interest rate cut will make dividend payouts look relatively more attractive.

Transgender Americans may face voting obstacles on polling day if their ID cards show a photo or name that does not match their gender identity.

Top stories from the Russian press on Wednesday, September 18th

I can’t recall ever seeing presidential candidates condescend to the public on the subject of the economy to anything like the degree we’ve seen this year. There are two economies right now: the real one and the make-believe version that Donald Trump and Kamala Harris both pretend is real—Trump, in order to trash the Biden-Harris record, and Harris to pacify voters who keep telling pollsters that inflation is out of control, which it isn’t.

The seed for the timber school building was sown already in the architecture competition brief. The aim was to establish a school specialized in environmental education and the building was similarly supposed to illustrate the possibilities of environmentally responsible construction.

When Brittany Mahomes, the co-owner of a professional soccer team and the wife of Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes, liked an Instagram post from former President Trump last month, a debate quickly picked up on social media about her game-day pal, Taylor Swift.  How could Swift — who had endorsed Joe Biden in 2020...

Democrats are going after tax avoidance from big companies and wealthy individuals as the debate on taxes heats up ahead of tax code expirations scheduled for next year. A new set of proposed rules from the Treasury Department is taking aim at corporations with profits more than $1 billion, while Senate Finance Committee Democrats last week called out strategies...

Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois headlines a second straight big week in boxing | Photo by Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing/Getty Images

Anthony Joshua vs Daniel Dubois headlines a second straight big week in boxing, and we’re fired up!

Tune into the awards ceremony with performances from Noah Kahan, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Waxahatchee with MJ Lenderman, Wyatt Flores and more.

FrontPageBets takes a look at the top player prop bets for Thursday Night Football when the Patriots visit the Jets.

The two companies have entered into a long-term partnership, building off the success of the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.

RSV infects almost every child before they turn 2, and kills more than 100,000 infants worldwide each year. Machine learning and statistical models are identifying those most at risk.

The Daily Show correspondent and TikTok phenom once said the web was a bad idea. Now it’s the reason he’s famous.

According to the American Cancer Society, Black men are about 70 percent more likely than white men to develop prostate cancer in their lifetime and twice as likely to die from the disease.

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Now that the Crosby contract is done, the Penguins have other decisions to consider

The Seafood Nutrition Partnership’s Seafood Nutrition Advisory Council (SNAC) has announced the addition of its newest member, Dr Steven Summerfelt, to its ranks.

Reading the tea leaves this election for bank policy is more difficult than years past, experts say, but there are still hints about where former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris stand.

My husband and I found out we were expecting our first child in the summer of 2020. Ongoing pandemic lockdowns in California gave me ample time to read parenting books and research baby products. I was raised in the shadow of fundamentalist evangelicalism at the turn of the 21st century, my parents and their peers Read more...

Halfway through fifth grade, the school district issued a laptop to our son. Up to then, his “accelerated learning” classroom had been a pretty good fit. He had a great teacher, dynamic peers, and a pace that challenged and stimulated him. But with the laptop, our son’s learning immediately went off-track. He browsed the internet Read more...

Around my sophomore year of college, I approached my African American History professor, Dennis C. Dickerson, to inquire about my performance. Honestly, I was fishing for a compliment. I spoke frequently in class and expected his praise. And since he was one of a limited number of Black professors on campus, I thought he’d flatter me Read more...

As a child I had no formal religious training. My parents were not opposed to faith, but they did not find it particularly relevant to daily life.  At age five, I was sent to a local Episcopal church to sing in the boys’ choir so that I could learn music. I learned to love the Read more...