PEABODY — When Peabody's senior captain, Luke Maglione, threw his third touchdown pass to tie things up in the fourth quarter Friday night, it seemed like the first win of the year might be within the ...

It’s been clear for a while that a deluge of AI slop is drowning out real music and human artists on Spotify. The platform has become overrun by bots and AI-spun trickery, which have actively been ...

This week’s rainfall, exceeding predictions, was highly beneficial for the Berkshires, easing the moderate drought in North County and the abnormally dry conditions in central and southern sections, ...

Although the present week brings the release of PCE inflation for August, and although PCE is the most relevant inflation data when it comes to assessing progress toward the 2% target, we still wouldn ...

Since August, Florida has experienced two contrasting weather patterns. Central and southern parts of the peninsula have seen frequent downpours, while portions of the panhandle have remained dry for ...

Welcome back to another edition of FOIA Files! This week, I’d like to direct your attention to a FOIA-centric story I published yesterday with two of my Bloomberg News colleagues: Zahra Hirji, a ...

TOKYO (AP) — Heavy rain flooded some streets and halted rail and air traffic in Tokyo on Thursday with more storms forecast. Twelve centimeters (4.7 inches) of rain fell in just one hour in the ...

Lawyers for a 4-year-old girl who suffered a concussion and several broken bones when another skier crashed into her filed a $4.6 million lawsuit last week against Hoodoo Ski Area near Sisters. The ...

Early-September downpours have drenched many Londoners, foreshadowing what forecasters say could be a soggier-than-usual autumn, but that probably won’t be enough to lift the UK’s drought. Over 28mm ...

Rate cuts are on the way, and U.S. companies are borrowing billions of dollars. American corporations including Merck and Ford Motor opened September with a wave of debt sales, issuing around $56.4 ...

The financial world has always been data-rich. From the ticker tape’s relentless stream to the complex calculations of portfolio management, information has been the lifeblood of the industry. However ...