The five-time champion is in the mix after the first round of a tournament in which few thought he could even play, much less be in contention.
The latest pause includes major new assistance for borrowers who were in default before the pandemic.
Test-optional admissions is a factor in rising demand for big-name schools.
An unidentified man poured gasoline inside Rash, an LGBTQ bar in Brooklyn, on Sunday before setting it on fire.
The Government Accountability Office's new report on “Trends Affecting Government and Society” identifies a dozen areas of greatest national concern where “GAO can better be prepared to respond.”
Some in the Caribbean nation are welcoming U.S. efforts to find answers that have proved elusive to local authorities.
Louis DeJoy and the Postal Service are free of threats of collapse or partisan attacks. Now his transformation of the agency is just beginning.
For the rebuilding, reloading, rebounding Nationals, Opening Day offered uncertain relief.
A chilly weekend is ahead with shower chances mainly in the afternoon. Warming up next week.
An irresistible talking point -- that the president's son received $3.5 million from a Russian billionaire -- does not hold up to scrutiny.
The centrist president will likely win the first-round vote Sunday, but polls show a narrow two-way contest with the far-right challenger.
Reader’s bandmate frequently disrupts rehearsals and performances to give notes and point out mistakes by others.
Reader’s abusive mother is telling their relatives they have a drug problem and asking relatives for money to help them with legal troubles. It was all a lie.
The man shot by the officer and the stabbing victim both were taken to a hospital with critical injuries, officials said.
Three legends get things started at Augusta. In their wake came a bunch of Masters debutantes, plenty of whom flourished.
Tiger Woods's return has fixated golf fans around the globe — and that's just fine with early leaders Sungjae Im and Cameron Smith.