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One current and three former female lawmakers tell The Associated Press that they, too, have been harassed or subjected to hostile sexual comments — by fellow members of Congress.
A massive U.S. report concludes the evidence of global warming is stronger than ever, contradicting a favorite talking point of top Trump administration officials, who downplay human's role in climate change.
A smelly problem deep beneath the streets of London has been eliminated.
The new House tax bill would do away with a tax credit of up to $7,500 for plug-in vehicle purchases.
As promised, Twitter has made clarifications to its polices as part of its big push to curb harassment.
The editors of the Times said Friday that Disney declined access for the paper's holiday film preview citing "unfair coverage" of its business ties with Anaheim.
BMW is recalling 1.4 million cars and SUVs in North America due to the risk they could catch fire.
It had all the fervor of a circus tent revival meeting. Apple CEO Tim Cook opened the doors to his company's flagship Palo Alto store Friday to customers waiting to buy new iPhone X.
Apple's market value on Friday briefly topped $900 billion for the first time.
There were signs, some say telltale signs, of Russians using social media to meddle in last year's U.S. elections long before tech companies wised up to it.
A storm moving in from the Gulf of Alaska arrived Friday in Northern California, soaking the state's Redwood Coast for several hours before heading toward the Sierra.
A 33-year-old San Bruno resident was arrested on suspicion of DUI and child endangerment after she was pulled over late Tuesday night with two children in the back seat of her vehicle.
Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry doesn't know how he became the only person named in the 429-page tax plan unveiled Thursday by House Republicans.
From personal digital assistants to self-driving cars, artificial intelligence is quickly gaining ground with the technology promising increased productivity, efficiency and safety.
A Santa Clara police officer who shot and killed a mentally ill suspect in March was cleared Thursday of any wrongdoing by the Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office.
