Kendra Secrett

A fight is brewing in Massachusetts over a proposal to establish one of the nation’s strictest rent-control measures.

One of the legal pillars of modern US climate regulation is about to face the biggest test in its 16+ years of existence.

Age-limit proposals are making the rounds again in Washington, where working well past the traditional retirement age has become the norm for many of America’s top elected officials in the federal government.

The Trump admin is reportedly planning to hold the first meeting of the Board of Peace in Washington, D.C. later this month, following the group’s official launch at the recent World Economic Forum.

A Democratic candidate flipped a state Senate seat located in deep-red Texas over the weekend, marking a 31-point swing in party support compared to 2024—and raising some eyebrows in Washington ahead of the November midterms.

On Friday, President Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to be the next chair of the Federal Reserve, ending a months-long search to replace Jerome Powell, whose term ends May 15.

On Wednesday, President Trump announced that the US has deployed a “massive armada” to Iran, and warned military action could follow “with speed and violence” if Tehran doesn’t agree to a US-proposed deal to dismantle its nuclear program and make other changes.

On Friday, the Trump admin announced a new National Defense Strategy that lays out a new vision for how America plans to protect itself, manage global threats, and redefine its role among allies in the coming years.

On Saturday, Border Patrol agents fatally shot a protester in Minneapolis while carrying out a federal immigration enforcement operation.

We’ve all had that moment of thinking: “There’s a 0% chance this meeting ends on time.”

If you thought daylight savings time was confusing, wait until you hear about lunar time.

If your electricity bill spiked because of a warehouse full of AI servers that guzzle power faster than your nephew’s soccer team slamming Gatorade at halftime, you wouldn’t be too happy.

Drones crashing into windows and squashing your carton of eggs used to be the punchline of tech jokes.

The Barbiecore aesthetic of 2023 may have been all fun and flair, but the latest pink-related trend sweeping the nation is decidedly less fabulous.

Finally, a pair of glasses that doesn’t make you choose between reading the menu and seeing your significant other.

As the Supreme Court heads into the new year, Justices are preparing to hear cases and render decisions that will shape America’s legal and political landscape for years to come.

That quick run to Wegmans? It might be remembering you longer than you remember it.

Days ahead of Dry January, a new American Heart Association report has revived a very old, very thirsty debate: Is drinking alcohol in moderation actually good for you?

Local officials in Denver and across the US believe the next clean-energy breakthrough could come from your latest trip to the porcelain throne. In the Mile-High City, a growing number of sewage pipes are heating and cooling buildings with hidden energy found in wastewater.

Philadelphia, which represents ground zero for America’s ever-evolving drug crisis, is currently battling a new threat.