Trump and GOP lag Biden and Democrats in fundraising in early 2024
Trump's political apparatus continued to spend more than it raised, according to campaign finance reports filed for January.
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Trump's political apparatus continued to spend more than it raised, according to campaign finance reports filed for January.
Ed Clark is out of a job after a door blew off a Boeing 737 Max aircraft mid flight.
Apple tells iPhone users not to put wet devices in rice because small grain particles could cause damage.
Taylor Swift's attorneys said Jack Sweeney's @SwiftJetNextDay account tips off stalkers. But Sweeney's lawyer says in a new letter that there's nothing illegal about what he's doing.
James Crumbley, the father of the Oxford High School shooter, appeared in an Oakland County court Wednesday morning for a hearing that revolved around what witnesses will testify in his trial.
The Detroit Red Wings have signed forward Michael Rasmussen to a four-year, $12.8 million contract extension.
The Department of Education will automatically forgive student debt for borrowers who meet a few conditions. Here's who.
A woman was killed and 22 other people were wounded in the shooting at the celebration for the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory.
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled that frozen embryos are considered children under state law. Here's why experts are concerned about the decision's impact on IVF access and treatment.
One flight from Philadelphia to Doha, Qatar reached a max speed of 840 miles per hour, about 60% faster than typical.
American also made several other changes to its policies and fees. Here how it stacks up against other airlines.
Lawyers Sidney Powell, Lin Wood and others faced legal sanctions for raising false claims about the integrity of the 2020 presidential election in a lawsuit filed in Michigan.
The U.S. needs more than a million public chargers by 2030, but only a fraction of that number currently exists. Los Angeles is using light poles to help fill the gap.
A $100,000 salary is effectively halved in four cities in California and elsewhere.
Getting a post-secondary education, such as a certificate or a bachelor's degree, may not always pay off, a new analysis finds.