Architects of pressure campaigns targeting U-Va. and Harvard were shaped by experiences as ideological minorities in liberal campus communities.

Investigators probing a deadly Air India crash said in a preliminary report that the aircraft's engine fuel switches were flipped to an off position briefly, leading to confusion in the cockpit and putting focus on the pilots flying the Boeing 787.

In some ways, one of the longest-serving members of the International Olympic Committee, Anita DeFrantz, paved the way for the new president of the IOC, Kirsty Coventry, to get to where she is today.

Tom Homan slams critics of the Florida Everglades detention facility 'Alligator Alcatraz,' citing high migrant death toll concerns during Biden's presidency.

Trades are a common occurrence in the NHL and a fact of life for most players. At some point, many of them can expect to be dealt at least once in their career. As the old saying goes, if Wayne Gretzky could get traded,

Here’s everything to know about Oasis reuniting, including the drama that caused the band’s breakup, and the details of Liam and Noel Gallagher’s reconciliation.

President Donald Trump’s mega tax-and-spending cuts bill, signed into law last week, contains plenty of new tax provisions, the contours of which Americans are still digesting.

Even if Gilgeous-Alexander won't reach that milestone, the NBA's richest players grow even richer. When former MLB pitcher Nolan Ryan became the first professional athlete to sign a contract that would pay him a million dollars per year in 1979, it was the day's top sports story in The New York Times.

A group of brothers and their friend with no connection to Anglesey have become "super fans" of the island's athletes. Brothers Rob, Richard and Pete Miller, along with friend Dave Pearson, have attended every Island Games since 2015.

On the night the deadly floodwaters raged down the Guadalupe River in Texas, the National Weather Service forecast office in Austin/San Antonio was missing a key member of its team: the warning coordination meteorologist,

The Who produced a lot of music that each member is proud of, but the band (especially Pete Townshend) didn't really love this 1969 track.