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Microsoft can't seem to catch a break these days — from its Xbox division that saw deep cuts as the brand's rumored death continues to linger, to the dogpiling of the president of Windows + Devices at ...

Michigan finally owned up to it. Not in the typical sense, mind you. But enough to clear the deck of doubt. Kyle Whittigham is the new Michigan coach, and if that doesn’t say we’ve officially disowned ...

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Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche acknowledged on Friday that the DOJ wasn’t going to meet the deadline required by the Epstein Files Transparency Act. “I expect that we’re going to release more ...

On November 16, transit advocate Alex Davis, physician Nimesh Rajakumar, and commuter safety activist Erica Solis summarized their report, A Metro Worth Paying For, in the Los Angeles Daily News. They ...

As chaos unfolded during Sunday's bowl selection process, with Notre Dame and Duke both pleading their case for inclusion in the playoffs and Notre Dame eventually opting out of bowl season entirely, ...

It may well be that there’s an affordability crisis and consumers have no confidence in America or President Trump. But sometimes facts speak louder than political conjectures or biased polls. Black ...