The Washington Wizards enter this season as the youngest team in the league. They have a roster stacked with raw talent, energy and potential. But with youth of ...

WASHINGTON — Democratic leaders attempted to ramp up pressure on President Trump to meet with them after he gave them the cold shoulder on Tuesday and canceled prior plans to discuss their demands to ...

Have you played around with the new iOS 26 yet? Here's how to download it on your iPhone if you haven't yet — once you do, you'll notice several new changes, including a clear design called Liquid ...

It's not always easy to change, or to stop engaging in a behavior that has a history of making us feel good. It’s even harder when there’s an addiction involved. Whether it’s just a bad habit or ...

Kamala Harris’ new memoir “107 Days” is drawing adjectives like “bombshell,” “juicy” and even “score-settling, elbow-throwing, bridge-burning,” to quote a POLITICO headline. Even though the former ...

Rachel (not her real name) is the go-to person at work for everything, from helping you perfect your presentation, to unjamming the copier. She can get meetings with high-level people organized in ...

I get everything I need from a smartphone without spending more than $100. Premium phones like the iPhone 17 offer better features, but the upgrades may not justify the high price. Apple customers ...

Fewer than half of all Tennesseans have signed up for a REAL ID, and we have everything Knox County residents need to know about getting their own to ensure smooth access to domestic flights and ...

FINNEAS is about to get everything he wanted. The music producer, who frequently collaborates with his sister Billie Eilish, is engaged to his longtime love Claudia Sulewski after seven years of ...

Read full article: Florida teacher found guilty of charges related to house party with 100 teens Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan, left, and Karly Anderson, right. BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – The former teacher who ...

It's been one week since Jefferson County Public Schools leaders told board members and the public that the district's financial state is far more troubling than they'd previously been led to believe.