Jumaane D. Williams was sworn in again as New York City’s Public Advocate on Thursday, reaffirming his role as one of the city’s most vocal progressive leaders. First elected in a 2019 special election, Williams...

The NASA Goddard library closure marks the end of a quiet but influential chapter in American space science. On January 2, NASA permanently shut down the Goddard Information and Collaboration Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, its...

needs andZohran Mamdani has never been short on ambition. Now, as New York City’s mayor-elect prepares to take office on January 1, the question looming over City Hall is simple but consequential: Can he actually...

A Christmas afternoon walk turned into a nightmare for a Texas family and a rare real-world test of a smartphone feature many parents treat as routine housekeeping. In Montgomery County, a father used parental controls...

A quiet Christmas Eve morning in San Antonio has turned into an agonizing mystery for one Texas family. Nineteen-year-old Camila Mendoza Olmos disappeared from her home just before dawn on December 24, leaving behind her...

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, 28, has announced she is expecting her second child — and the news has quickly taken over social media for more than one reason. Leavitt shared photos of her...

When the MQ-25 Stingray begins routine operations, US aircraft carriers will host something they have never had before: an unmanned aircraft designed to work alongside human pilots, not replace them. Built by Boeing and powered...

A long-forgotten interview featuring Melania Trump from 2012 is finding new life on social media, offering a glimpse into views that feel strikingly different from the public persona she later adopted as First Lady of...

When the U.S. government released more than 11,000 files tied to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, many readers expected long-awaited clarity. What they got instead were pages thick with black bars. Names vanished. Sentences disappeared. Entire...

For a brief moment last week, the United States lagged ever so slightly out of sync with the rest of the world. Not by seconds. Not even by milliseconds. By 4.8 microseconds. That gap is...