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Melinda French Gates reacted to the new release of the Epstein Files that claimed Bill Gates once contracted a sexually transmitted infection during an affair, and said the filed bring to mind "memories of some very, very painful times in my marriage". "But I have moved on from that. I…

West's work on modeling the Earth's shape assisted with the development of GPS, today used by an estimated 4 billion people.

A pending appropriations bill could increase transparency and accountability by requiring DHS personnel to record encounters with the public.

President Donald Trump has revealed his pick to replace Powell: Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor, White House advisor and Wall Street banker.

Relatives of two Trinidadian men killed in an October airstrike against an alleged drug vessel are suing the U.S. government for wrongful death.

From groceries to child care, everyday expenses have surged over the past five years. See what costs more — and how families can adapt.

How insurers are using aerial imagery to assess homes, the backlash from policyholders and how state regulators are trying to rein in the practice.

Journalist Ira Glass, who hosts the NPR show “This American Life,” is not a computer scientist. He doesn’t work at Google, Apple or Nvidia. But he does have a great ear for useful phrases, and in 2024 he organized an entire episode around one that might resonate with anyone who…

Donald Trump has long bragged about bringing down energy prices, despite the huge increase in the price of gas futures

“I was playing guitar pretty seriously back then,” Dolly said

"I realised I had passed into the land of greatness": John Fogerty tells the story behind the creation of his first great song