Author: Myles Ulwelling

Congress is rushing to approve a $1.2 trillion funding bill before Friday's shutdown deadline, aiming to pass the comprehensive legislation quickly despite strong opposition from conservatives on both sides of the Capitol. The House and Senate have less than 30 hours to pass the six-bill package — which will keep a…

Al Horford has a special perspective on UConn’s attempt to become the first back-to-back national champion since his Florida team in 2007, which creates a personal connection with the Huskies' challenge.

Protestors on Wednesday disrupted an event featuring Kyle Rittenhouse, who was found not guilty of killing in 2021 after shooting and killing two people during a racial justice protest. The event, titled “The Rittenhouse Recap,” was held by conservative group Turning Point USA at the University of Memphis, where Rittenhouse was planned to talk about “the importance…

The compromise bill gives a big boost to the Defense Innovation Unit

Coaches at Pennsylvania’s state-owned universities reached a four-year tentative contract agreement with Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education negotiators.

If I had a point for every time I got asked about the best way to use points for travel, I’d have enough to fly around the world — twice.

In a surprising announcement, the creators of the popular Baldur’s Gate 3 have stated that they will not be creating any significant DLC or expansions for it, nor will they be working on a follow-up game.

Smith and his fellow actors are subverting a longstanding controversial theme.

Researching cell-based therapies for arthritis is challenging because individuals often report significant relief from placebos, creating a challenge in sorting out whether they experienced relief from the treatment because they thought it would work.

The movement of our ancestors from Africa to Eurasia was driven by climate change