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Sales once again raises question of Trump's intentions.
It will be one of the cheapest EVs available, but it has limitations.
All eyes are on Miami's Cam Ward.
The majority of the school's 443 students were Latino and received special education or health services.
Nintendo hasn't raised prices on its new console—yet.
Cluely compares itself to the calculator and spellcheck.
Expansion follows successful rollout in NYC.
Biden-era rule goes into effect next month, but will it stay in place?
Announcement comes as volatility dominates Wall Street and Main Street alike.
UVeye offers real-time analysis of vehicle issues.
"Lock the Clock Act" would go into effect in January 2026.
Funeral rites are different this time around.
Easter bunny failed to make a stop? Here's how to correct that.
Manufacturers warn tariffs will result in huge price spikes.
FAA clearance is still pending, though.
Wall Street has a day off. Bankers (generally) don't.
300 people made up the "Book Brigade."
Company software engineer gives hint of what's to come.
California suit alleges company attempted to shorten warranty periods.
Film marks its 25th anniversary this year.
The first "stunt design" awards will debut in 2028, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the Oscars.
Albert Saniger could face up to 40 years in prison.
Volatility is still the watchword of traders as all major indices lose ground.
Shares are down 20% since Trump's Liberation Day.
March Madness 2025 comes to a rollicking end.
He called for one in his first term, but the price tag was said to be too high at $92 million.
No Cinderellas, but plenty of action.
The Gamecocks go for two in a row.
Company formerly known as Restoration Hardware flirts with 52-week low.
Families with young kids could be critically important to the company this summer.
This is almost certainly the final nail in the coffin of popular flight-tracking services like those created by Jack Sweeney.
The OpenAI CEO said the new feature sparked "biblical demand."
Travelers stay home as tensions rise.
With two rounds done, bracket busting season is in full swing.