The Crittenden Press, a community weekly newspaper in Marion, Ky., has won a national award for its reporting on fentanyl deaths in that small county.

What Does Celtics Roster Look Like Following Blockbuster Kristaps Porzingis, Jrue Holiday Trade? The Celtics have remade their roster.

Taking Ma's report as a cue, developer Filip Vabroušek has helpfully attempted to visualize what such an iPhone 18 Pro model could look like (see below – and ignore the iOS version shown).

Trump Fragrances add to an ever-expanding list of merchandise branded with his name and likeness, which now includes a cellphone, high-top and low-top sneakers, diamond-encrusted watches and guitars.

Although it's an expiring deal, his $18.9 million salary for next season would mean that Minnesota would have to give up quite a bit. Related: What could a Timberwolves trade for Coby White look like?

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Nuclear experts believe Iran relocated more than 400 kg of highly enriched uranium—enough for 10 nuclear weapons—to a secret location. Here's what that would look like.

Bruins Here’s what the redesigned Bruins uniforms for the 2025-26 season will look like The team will bring back, with a twist, its dual-use, spoked-B uniforms it wore from 1948-85.

If users like the feature, it's almost certain we'll see it roll out to more users. In addition, a conversational AI chatbot is coming to some non-Premium users.

Meal replacement pills are the future. At least, that’s what people have been saying for the past century. Why don't we have them yet?

Iran faces a potential breaking point as analysts examine what could follow if the regime collapses, as continuing Israeli airstrikes ignite debate over what the day after might look like.

The current club may do no better. What would it look like? In a trade with Los Angeles, the Oilers might expect to receive the Kings’ second-best offensive youngster (the equivalent of Carson).