Scientists analuzed the world's only remaining looping dinosaur trackway in Colorado, revealing a 150 million-year-old sauropod that may have been limping.
Two new London murals, widely attributed to the mysterious street artist, combine seasonal themes with what appears to be social commentary on rising child homelessness in Britain.
Pentagon partners with Elon Musk's xAI to deploy Grok AI across military systems, giving 3 million personnel advanced AI tools by 2026 for sensitive tasks.
Kaelin, who became a household name as the shaggy-haired houseguest during the 1995 O.J. Simpson trial, was seen standing in front of the Reiners gate near the same tree-lined streets that once served as the backdrop for the trial of the century.
Many fans want to see the Jets lose games to improve their position in next April’s NFL Draft. But even those fans may be a little shocked at just how bad the Jets have looked lately.
That pain you’ve been feeling from the injury to one of your anchor fantasy players, the incident that might have sent your entire season sideways, well, there is no soothing ointment for that.
Sabrina Ionescu shared on Monday multiple pictures of her smiling from ear to ear just a week after cops said two suspects ransacked a Los Angeles-area residence belonging to her and her husband.
Food and Drug Administration’s approval hands drugmaker Novo Nordisk an edge in the race to market an obesity pill
US regulators on Monday gave the green light to a pill version of the blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy, the first daily oral medication to treat obesity.
The US Food and Drug Administration’s approval handed drugmaker Novo Nordisk an edge over rival Eli Lilly in the race to market an obesity pill. Lilly’s oral drug, orforglipron, is still under review.
Deadbeat California lawmakers still haven’t paid off a $20 billion federal loan for unemployment claims during the pandemic — and struggling businesses are picking up the ballooning tab instead. Employers are on the hook for an extra $42 in payroll taxes per employee next year to pay down the massive debt, and that tab will...
Up to $500 million a year should benefit local families, but might flow out of state to needy kids elsewhere — unless Hochul lets New York participate in Trump's school-choice tax program.
Church leaders and members detained as government tightens controls on underground Christian gatherings
The knocks came at 2am. Hiding out at a friend’s house in a Beijing suburb, Gao Yingjia and his wife, Geng Pengpeng, rushed downstairs to meet the group of plain-clothed men who said they were police officers. Their son, nearly six, was sleeping upstairs, and Gao and Geng wanted to minimise the ruckus. They knew their time was up.
Two months later, Gao is in a detention centre in Guangxi province, southern China, charged with “illegal use of information networks”. His arrest was part of the biggest crackdown on Christians in China since 2018. It has prompted alarm from the US government and human rights groups, with some analysts describing it as the death knell for unofficial churches in China.
Brown University has placed its troubled police chief on administrative leave "effective immediately" in the wake of the devastating campus shooting that killed two students.
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