China is developing space capabilities and next-generation fighter jets at a rapid rate, while also increasing its global footprint with military facilities and partnerships beyond the Indo-Pacific ...

A bill to bring back the death penalty in North Carolina — and to make it harder for people with histories of criminal behavior and mental illness to go back onto the street after being arrested — ...

In an effort to teach her kids how to be self-sufficient, a mom admitted that she practices "passive parenting," which involves letting her kids sort of figure things out on their own, within reason, ...

While Chase Elliott says “we really deserved to be knocked out” of the playoffs after his crash last weekend at Bristol, the former champion notes that this second chance gives he and his team the ...

The Gazette offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. He was the future. That’s why he originally decided to go to the University of Minnesota. “I wanted to ...

The world’s largest and most influential video platform wants to persuade a lot more content creators to broadcast live. By Jessica Testa The company that pushed podcasts from our earbuds to our ...

Parents are taking drastic measures to cut down on screen time and monitor who their kids are talking to: They're installing landlines. A landline in the shared space of the home is replacing a smart ...

Detroit Tigers ace Tarik Skubal is expected to make his next start after leaving Friday's game against the Miami Marlins with what was described as left side tightness. Manager AJ Hinch told reporters ...

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Aaliyan Mohammed is a Newsweek contributor based in Atlanta, GA. His focus is MLB content. Aaliyan has been with Newsweek since 2024 and previously worked at MLB.com, Wisconsin Sports Heroics and ...

X enthusiast and Reddit shareholder Sam Altman had an epiphany on Monday: Bots have made it impossible to determine whether social media posts are really written by humans, he posted. The realization ...