It's a new year, and you know what that means: new music! Ok, so Kate Bush, Diana Ross and Paul Simon don't technically count as 'new' anymore, although the term is somewhat relative (they're a lot ...

A surprising video has gone viral on social media, showing an iPhone 17 surviving a situation most phones would never recover from. The device was in the video run over by multiple cars on a busy road ...

The countdown to 2026 has begun and preparations are in full swing. On Monday, Dec. 29, multicolored confetti was dropped from the Planet Fitness Center Stage at Times Square in New York in ...

SPOILERS: This post contains details about The Copenhagen Test, Season 1 The Copenhagen Test‘s eight-episode binge leaves a lot for viewers to digest as the show unpacks some topical issues through a ...

As the country prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of America, Times Square will kick off the party in just a few days. The Times Square ball will drop and confetti will rain down as normal to ...

When the ball drops on New Year’s Eve in New York City, it will sparkle in red, white and blue, ushering in 2026 and kicking off months of celebrations for the nation’s upcoming 250th birthday. The ...

TEMPE, AZ (AZFamily) — Arizona State University researchers are developing a blood test that can detect certain diseases in minutes using a single drop of blood. ASU associate professor Chao Wang and ...

BIRMINGHAM — Moody football used a rarely used rule to add to its lead ahead of halftime of the AHSAA Class 5A title game. Moody used a free kick to attempt a 50-yard field goal as time expired.

Test scores drop nationwide as technology advances in the classroom SDSU psychology professor Jean Twenge joins 'America's Reports' to discuss dropping test scores nationwide amid technological ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Organizers says the goal this year is to distribute a record 9,000 turkeys this year which would help feed about 8,200 people and ...

In the hordes of students at this year’s orientation, one classic question came up again and again. “What’s your concentration?” Strikingly, I noticed that it was rare to hear of a student who only ...