Aries (March 21-April 19): Don’t let hostility be your ally. Be a good listener and observer. Say little, but do a lot. Living up to your promises and satisfying your need to feel good about yourself ...

As we say goodbye to summer, many parents across America will soon be saying another kind of farewell: to their teens, as high school grads begin their first year of college. It’s an exciting time of ...

Former Red Bull driver Sergio Perez and 10-time grand prix victor Valtteri Bottas will drive for Cadillac next season in what the new Formula One team described on Tuesday as "a bold signal of intent" ...

Doom scrolling is finally starting to take a back seat. According to Fortune, young travelers are swapping their screens for real-life adventures, and it's a big win for the travel industry. However, ...

The Miami Dolphins are keeping Jake Bailey as their starting punter and releasing Ryan Stonehouse, the latter's agent told Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald. Stonehouse, 26, signed with the Dolphins ...

What Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Republicans are doing to steal votes is shameful and it makes me sick to my stomach. In 2020 when Donald Trump called Georgia Republicans to find him 11,000 votes, ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. - The Washington Department of Licensing (DOL) is changing how they send vehicle registration renewal notices. Starting this month, residents will receive these notices via email or ...

Americans will pay a lot more for health insurance next year, according to analysis from KFF, a nonpartisan health policy research group. Those who buy insurance through the Affordable Care Act will ...

Launching a business begins with excitement, ambition, and a vision for the future. However, before signing a lease, ordering inventory, or hiring a first employee, one critical decision can shape ...

SEPTA, one of the nation’s largest transit systems, is hurtling toward a $213 million fiscal cliff. Absent new state funding, the region could see a 45% service cut and a 21.5% fare hike — disrupting ...

Vancouver-based author J.B. MacKinnon has filed four proposed class action lawsuits against major technology companies, alleging they illegally used copyrighted works by Canadian writers to train ...