The Trump administration on Monday issued another warning to New York about congestion pricing, giving the state until May 21 to either put a stop to the tolling initiative or prove it doesn't violate ...

Young children who experience extreme heat tend to know fewer words, letters and numbers, showing that global warming can harm human development from the earliest stages. An average monthly maximum ...

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The record-long government shutdown ended with a whimper — but few winners — and a long list of losers. “The American people, number one, would be [a] loser,” said Max Stier, president and CEO of the ...

Apple's extended return policy went into effect today for the 2025 holiday shopping season. The policy applies to most products sold by Apple online and in its stores, but there are a few exceptions, ...

In August, 2005, Anand Irimpen, a cardiologist and a professor at Tulane University, evacuated New Orleans during the approach of Hurricane Katrina. He and his family watched it make landfall from a ...

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Teens gather in a Navy Yard park as D.C. police circle the area on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025.(Courtesy X: @Robbb1947) Starting Friday night, kids and teens are once again under an 11 p.m. curfew in the ...

The airports impacted could reach far beyond the initial list of 40. With thousands of flights set to be impacted by the 10% reduction at U.S. airports, experts say travelers could feel ripple effects ...

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