Recent articles from publications based in United States.
FOX Newsby Dan Zaksheske20d ago
EXCLUSIVE: The U.S. Department of Education is formally rescinding the Biden administration's 2024 Title IX rule, Education Secretary Linda McMahon announced in an interview with OutKick.
CBS Newsby William Harwood20d ago
SpaceX launched the company's Super Heavy-Starship on its first flight to orbit Monday, a major step toward perfecting the world's most powerful rocket for commercial flights and NASA moon...
Wiredby Scott Gilbertson20d ago
I know you'll back up all those photos on your phone someday, but you should do it today. Just get a little external or portable hard drive, plug it into your phone, and make a backup.
The New Republicby Edith Olmsted20d ago
What does it say that President Donald Trump’s biggest fans are starting to abandon him? Fractures have begun to form among the Front Row Joes, a group of steadfast Trump supporters that devote...
Eosby Kimberly M. S. Cartier20d ago
Tiny asteroid Chariklo, floating through the void between Saturn and Uranus, boasts two rings. It’s the first asteroid found to have them, and their existence took astronomers by surprise when they...
FOX Newsby Zach Dean20d ago
Monday Morning Pit-Stop is a weekly NASCAR column that runs on OutKick.com and Fox News Digital. If you're looking for a normal NASCAR recap, go check out insufferable ESPN ...
FOX Newsby Jason Chaffetz20d ago
Long after the rest of the media passed on exposing the corruption in D.C., Fox knew when there was a real story. In December 2009, I sat down with Neil Cavuto.
FOX Newsby CJ Womack; Lindsay Kornick20d ago
Rosie O'Donnell blasted New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft and singer Ed Sheeran on Friday during an appearance on Ireland's "The Late Late Show," accusing Sheeran of making a "very bad...
FOX Newsby Elijah Stacy20d ago
I just turned 25. People with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) aren't expected to see another birthday after this one.
Salonby Andrew O'Hehir20d ago
Certain obvious questions arise from Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington this past week, a spectacle that one observer has described as “diplotainment” rather than actual diplomacy.
NBC Newsby Andrew Greif20d ago
Two seconds remained in regulation in Denver. One final play to decide the game. Could one of the wildest Sundays in NFL history have ended any other way?
IEEE Spectrumby Mini Shaji Thomas20d ago
Here’s How Delhi Achieved Its Epic Power-Grid Fix It slashed electricity losses from 50 to 5 percent It’s 6 a.m. on a cold January morning in 2002 in New Delhi.
TechCrunchby Sean O'Kane20d ago
Arlington, Virginia-based startup Quartermaster in May closed a $43 million Series A around its idea of using weather-hardened sensors to capture data and generate insights about maritime activity.
NASAby LaToya Dean20d ago
Kristie Foster paved her road to becoming a NASA civil servant with literal miles of dedication. Her work at the agency’s Stennis Space Center near Bay St.
CalMattersby Lynn La20d ago
Fourteen propositions are on the November ballot, and whether you think that’s a few too many, it’s still important for you to know how you’ll vote.
Esquireby Anthony Breznican20d ago
Peter Krause isn’t sure exactly how this happened, but somewhere along the line he became Mr. Responsible.
Science Newsby Ana Elisa Sotelo20d ago
The first time I was in Punta San Juan, the desert was flooded with birds. It was 2012, and I was making a short documentary film about the cormorants, pelicans and penguins that made this arid...
Timeby Callum Sutherland20d ago
The U.S. embassy in London has issued a security alert for American citizens in the U.K. following a suspected terror plot near an RAF airbase used by the U.S.
ScienceDaily20d ago
Blood tests reveal why astronauts get constipated in space Astronauts’ gut bacteria shift within weeks of entering space, potentially revealing why constipation is so common in microgravity.
CBS Newsby Aimee Picchi; Alain Sherter20d ago
NVIDIA has created a new security platform that the chipmaker said can prevent artificial intelligence agents from going rogue.
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