Daniel, a troubled American teen, turned to an AI chatbot to vent his political frustration. “Chuck Schumer is destroying America,” he typed, referring to the top Democratic lawmaker in the US Senate.

Meta’s photo-sharing platform, Instagram, faced a significant disruption today, leaving thousands of users unable to access their feeds or send messages. According to the outage-tracking site ...

Carly Scaduto, 43, was tired of feeling tired. She’d dealt with years of exhaustion that no physical exam or blood test could explain. Still, she refused to give up. After taking matters into her own ...

Supercells expected to bring significant severe weather to parts of Michiana Tuesday evening and night ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) board voted down the superintendent's recommendation to reduce contracted days for some exceptional childhood education staff by about two ...

When seasons change and temperatures drop, the cool, dry air can wreak havoc on your sinuses and skin. This can be exacerbated when your home’s heating system dries the air even further. But you don’t ...

A former University of Kentucky athlete arrested after an infant was found dead in her closet was indicted Tuesday in the baby’s death. Laken Snelling was indicted by a Fayette County grand jury on ...

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RSA Conference LLC ("RSAC"), the premier global platform for the cybersecurity community and host of the world's largest and most influential cybersecurity conference, today announced the recipients ...

A retired officer who survived a 2020 missile attack says the military’s current tests aren’t useful for assessing troops in combat zones.

Researchers have developed new methods to test food for bacterial contamination that are faster and do not require expert training. The work is being done at the University of Connecticut College of ...

CAHOKIA HEIGHTS, Ill — A new report revealing human waste in Metro East drinking water is sparking urgent calls for help, prompting local leaders to take matters into their own hands. The East St.