Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plane was forced to make an unscheduled landing in the UK after suffering a cracked windshield, according to the Pentagon. Hegseth was heading back to the US from ...

Patrick Mahomes has once again made NFL history. With his first-quarter, fourth-down throw to wide receiver Xavier Worthy against the Lions on Sunday Night Football, he became by far the fastest ...

Pew Research Center conducted this study to understand how parents of kids ages 12 and younger approach their children’s technology use and screen time. For this analysis, we surveyed 3,054 parents ...

At least tens of millions of dollars are on the line for big carbon removal projects in Louisiana and Texas. The US Department of Energy appears poised to terminate funding for a pair of large ...

Governments and fossil fuel firms have invested billions in CCS, but delays, glitches, and cost overruns have slowed progress. Evidence shows many CCS and DAC facilities are capturing far less carbon ...

U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth had a record-breaking presence during Navy's 34-31 win over Air Force Saturday in Annapolis, Maryland. Hegseth led a pushup brigade with cadets, officers and fans at ...

CELINA, Texas — A Celina ISD teacher and coach was arrested Friday for invasive visual recording, a felony, police said. According to a Facebook post from the Celina Police Department, William Caleb ...

Less than a day after releasing her new album “The Life of a Showgirl,” Taylor Swift has broken one of her own records as “The Fate of Ophelia” has achieved the most streams in a single day in Spotify ...

The world hasn’t even had The Life of a Showgirl for a full 24 hours, and it’s already broken a streaming record on Spotify. Today, the streaming service announced that the new twelfth album by Swift ...

A carbon capture startup has moved its first commercial pilot project from the US to Canada due to what it sees as more stable government incentives and support. CarbonCapture Inc. subsidiary True ...

Scientists believe they have solved the centuries-old mystery behind will-o’-the-wisps—the “ghostly” blue flames sometimes seen at night over marshes, wetlands and even cemeteries. Also known as ignis ...