Durham University archaeologist Gary Bankhead has connected valuable Christian artifacts discovered in River Wear to former Archbishop Michael Ramsey.
Dallas County Republicans will modify voting procedures following primary day problems, while the Texas Senate runoff intensifies with new endorsements.
Gov. Tim Walz addressed fraud issues in his final State of the State speech while Republican Kristin Robbins withdrew from the 2026 governor's race.
Rising fuel costs linked to Middle East tensions drive more Americans to passenger rail services.
Barry Christian, 54, a Republican candidate for Oklahoma state Senate District 38, was found dead in a rural area after going missing two days earlier.
Wisconsin becomes the 33rd state to legalize online sports betting after Governor Tony Evers signed legislation into law.
Sources cover unrelated stories - French presidential race and UK Conservative Party leadership selection process.
New Oregon law mandates communications companies quickly comply with search warrants in stalking and domestic violence cases.
The digital privacy nonprofit EFF announced it will cease posting on X, citing declining viewership over recent years.
California residents filed a lawsuit against Cento Fine Foods alleging the company misrepresents its tomato products as containing authentic San Marzano tomatoes.
CIA Director John Ratcliffe included a covert operator involved in a mission targeting Nicolás Maduro during his recent visit to Havana.
A Colorado school district employee has been charged with 12 felonies for allegedly sexually abusing a 13-year-old student over several months.
Dozens of Pizza Hut locations are remodeling with vintage décor from the 1980s and 1990s to evoke nostalgia.
Kirkland & Ellis achieved record partner compensation despite broader private equity market downturn affecting legal industry.
The Carolina Panthers have signed former first-round quarterback Kenny Pickett to serve as backup to starter Bryce Young.
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