Over 300 Texas school districts and charter schools will adopt the controversial Bible-infused curriculum that was the source behind widespread controversy — amounting to about one-fourth of Texas' ...

Hours after a federal court in California ruled against how President Trump used the National Guard in Los Angeles this summer, Trump touted his use of the National Guard in Washington, D.C., and said ...

For many Americans, their golden years can be a time of reflection — and regret. Since mid-September, more than 3,300 older Americans have shared their retirement regrets with Business Insider through ...

Whether you use it frequently or not, a vehicle’s navigation system can make or break the whole experience. Whether the interface is clunky, the system slow, inputs difficult, or routing a bit manic, ...

Last year, Spotify introduced the ability for users to leave comments on podcast episodes, perhaps as a first step to becoming something more like a social media platform. Now, the company is ...

The second race of the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs will be the Enjoy Illinois 300, held at the World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, Illinois this Sunday. Last weekend, Chase Briscoe won the first ...

Round two of the NASCAR Cup Series playoffs shifts to the Midwest this weekend for the Enjoy Illinois 300 at World Wide Technology Raceway, a 1.25-mile calculus of throttle and brake. Long straights ...

Briscoe is locked into the Round of 12 thanks to his win at Darlington last Sunday. With Gateway and Bristol still to come in the Round of 16, drivers have two more opportunities to either win a race ...

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The Chrysler 300 may be staging a big comeback. With whispers of a redesigned look and modern updates, here’s what we could see if the iconic sedan returns. The iconic Chrysler 300 needs no ...

A bombshell whistleblower is sounding the alarm on what could be the biggest risk to Social Security data in history. Charles Borges, chief data officer for the Social Security Administration (SSA), ...