The newly designed travel hotspot is a portable powerhouse, delivering WiFi 7 speeds of up to 3.6 Gbps to up to 32 connected ...

The 12th is best described as the mother of all gerrymanders, a congressional district so notorious in its design that it sparked an editorial in The Wall Street Journal and drew criticism from 1992 ...

The world's oceans are vital for life on Earth. Drifting phytoplankton provide almost half the oxygen released into the atmosphere. Marine and coastal ecosystems provide food and protect communities ...

But even in the face of crisis, there are powerful signs of unity and hope. Last weekend, more than 8,000 people gathered in ...

World Hope International, a nonprofit, addresses global poverty and injustice by providing clean water, sanitation, and ...

Sure, we’ve had a few rainy days in the past month or two — and last week the state Department of Ecology lifted its unprecedented restrictions on surface water in the Yakima Basin. But nobody with ...

It’s a good day to be an American because you get to have a say today in who makes the decisions on myriad issues that directly affect your life. For those who haven’t voted in early elections the ...

Over the past few weeks, a series of communications between the rightfully outraged chairman of the Seminole County Commission and the state’s unelected chief financial officer have pulled back the ...

Accountability for anyone who abuses a child is essential. But it is disingenuous for The Baltimore Sun Editorial Board to repeatedly target the Catholic Church while turning a blind eye to the ...

Twenty-one years ago, when Jamie Dimon sold Chicago’s Bank One, then the sixth largest U.S. bank, to JPMorgan Chase and forged the nation’s largest bank in New York, veterans of Chicago’s financial ...

MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica. — Jamaican leaders are warning residents to take Hurricane Melissa seriously as the powerful storm moves closer to the island, threatening damaging winds, flooding and landslides ...

Legally blind North Miami man, 85, recovers $28,000 following Local 10 News investigation An 85-year-old North Miami man who is legally blind has gotten all his money back after paying for a roof that ...