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Like it or not, Elon Musk is the captain now; we are providing content for him on Twitter. And soon we may have to pay for the privilege.

Great true stories about space exploration don't come around too often anymore. This new documentary, directed by Ryan White, is an exciting NASA story.

To say our politics have coarsened over the last few decades is like noting that temperatures drop and daylight shortens as we settle into autumn. It's so obvious, it seems the natural order of things. But it's a choice we've made and grown to accept, and even embrace.

In the American luxury vehicle market, the options are vast. But when you want big and traditional luxury, only a few names come to mind. In Grasso’s Garage this week, it’s Lincoln’s big and traditional luxury offering, the Navigator. Our tester, in the Reserve trim, offers boisterous curvatures and big space. The 2022 Lincoln Navigator is not only upscale and luxurious, but it can haul a lot ...

Imagine election night 2022, if Democrats hold both the House and Senate. The collective media apparatus will express shock and surprise. But the truth will be that the media got it wrong — again.

Donald Trump's response to the Jan. 6 committee shows he won't willingly testify in a forum where truths are sworn to and lies have legal repercussions.

Four years after Hurricane Michael obliterated this blue-collar beach town, recovery appears to be at the halfway point. The new homes are testaments to the lure of the coast, but they are also bigger and more expensive — so much so that many workers and retirees who settled here have found themselves priced out.

No campaign promise made by any candidate for any party for any office in any state can approach the sacred manifest blessing of the Nov. 8 midterm election itself — a merciful if temporary respite from people on my TV saying horrid things about each other morning, noon and night.

Hurricane Ian has cut Pine Island off from the rest of the world. Islanders feel it.

The biggest voices in the book are the founders and original organizers of San Diego Comic-Con: "They knew the deep and intimate stories that hadn’t been told before," author Matthew Klickstein says.