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Eight Trojans scored to help USC finish fifth at the Barbara Kalbus Invitational.

There has been an "abnormal" increase in injuries among pelicans along the Central Florida coast according to one nonprofit that is now working to find the cause of these injuries.

Protesters burned Israeli flags outside the DC embassy at a vigil for Aaron Bushnell, the US airman who set himself ablaze in a fatal pro-Palestine protest.

Tesla’s German gigafactory is polluting Berlin’s drinking water, a local utility company has claimed, as a fresh row engulfs Elon Musk’s flagship European electric car production plant. Officials from the local water authority near Tesla’s factory in Grünheide have written to the region’s mayors demanding the electric car company close its wastewater line until further notice.

Class Disrupted is a bi-weekly education podcast featuring author Michael Horn and Summit Public Schools’ Diane Tavenner in conversation with educators, school leaders, students and other members of school communities as they investigate the challenges facing the education system amid this pandemic — and where we should go from here. Find every episode by bookmarking […]

Make sure you know about the controversy about the cuticle cutting technique before booking your appointment.

State legislators running for Congress this year are taking campaign donations from lobbyists who are forbidden from giving to their state legislative campaigns.

Apples FineWoven may have won the Cupertino giant PETAs Company of the Year award, but the Wall Street Journal’s Joanna Stern is far from okay with the way FineWoven is aging.

Press advocates warned that the indictment poses a similar threat to journalism as the US's case against Julian Assange.

A Kansas Jewish temple is condemning recent acts of vandalism for being anti-Semitic in origin.