Thanksgiving tradition of national gratitude runs deep in American spirit, yet schools increasingly skip teaching appreciation for country’s achievements, authors observe.
China’s control over critical supply chains threatens U.S. national security in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and biotechnology sectors.
Decades-old missing child case returns to court as formerly convicted suspect Pedro Hernandez faces new trial for 1979 kidnapping and murder of 6-year-old Etan Patz in Manhattan.
Three migrant teenagers from Venezuela face charges in the Chicago stabbing death of a homeless man, including a 16-year-old charged as an adult.
Muslim and interfaith leaders demand that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott reverse his controversial proclamation labeling CAIR as a “foreign terrorist organization.”
Rep. Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., filed a federal lawsuit against Bill Pulte, alleging illegal access to Democrats’ private mortgage records and privacy violations.
The College Football Playoff rankings showed minimal movement with Oregon overtaking Ole Miss and Miami moving to No. 12 as the season enters its final weeks.
Deadline confirmed that Paramount Pictures will distribute “Rush Hour 4” after Semafor claimed President Donald Trump was lobbying the company’s owner.
A Miami-Dade judge denied bond for Liz Frechel on an attempted murder charge after an alleged machete assault left her boyfriend with a deep laceration requiring hospital treatment.
While gambling scandals have rocked other sports leagues, Gary Bettman argues the NHL has stronger safeguards and is eyeing more oversight to keep betting issues in check.
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