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Car theft isn’t always a smash-and-grab operation. Today, with the amount of technology in most cars, thieves are targeting vehicles for a while before they snatch them. Whether you drive a flashy SUV or a modest sedan, no vehicle is immune. That’s why spotting the early signs of targeting is…

Just when we thought we could catch a break from health alerts, a new spike in cases is grabbing headlines in Arizona. It isn’t the usual seasonal flu. It certainly isn’t what we have been dealing with for the past few years. It is a “forgotten” respiratory illness that is…

Many seniors are discovering that their Medicare costs have shifted again this winter, but most won’t notice the changes until they see their reduced Social...

House Speaker Mike Johnson's sudden adjournment of Congress on the eve of the Epstein Files transparency deadline has reignited political conflict over accountability and the release of Justice Department records relating to Jeffrey Epstein.

Many unknowns remain — but it could mark a sharp escalation in Trump's pressure campaign.

Newly released Epstein estate photos feature literal Lolita quotes and chilling text exchanges, raising urgent questions about symbolism, abuse, and elite connections in the ongoing release of Epstein files.

During Donald Trump’s second term as the President of the United States, Representative Jasmine Crockett has become one of his most vocal critics, repeatedly calling him out for his wrongdoings. One of the key issues that Crockett has often clashed with Trump and his administration over is his approach to…

Globally, more than 50 million people are trapped in trafficking and modern slavery, generating an estimated $236 billion in profits annually, most of it coming from sex trafficking

A viral social-media claim that Donald Trump is the 'first Jewish president' has generated controversy, confusion, and criticism from religious leaders. Experts say the narrative lacks a factual basis.

Editorial: The plan to mobilise Russia’s frozen assets is morally compelling and ingenious. The problem is that its enemies will never see it that way

Economically disadvantaged students are much less likely to go on and attain degrees, according to new state data that tracks long-term outcomes.