The Department of Energy has extended its emergency order requiring a coal unit owned in part by Platte River Power Authority to remain open past its 2025 permanent closure date. The Craig 1 coal unit ...

When she first entered office, Gov. Maura Healey staked the commonwealth’s success on innovation. Massachusetts has long been a leader in biotechnology, manufacturing and the life sciences. Now, our ...

Federal officials have renewed an order to keep three aging coal-fired units at two Indiana plants running months after their planned retirement — and utilities say the price tag is quickly climbing ...

March 22 - President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Friday aimed at maintaining an exclusive time window in December for the annual Army-Navy football game. Played on the second weekend of ...

A temporary restraining order that prohibits prediction market Kalshi from offering sports, election and entertainment event contracts in Nevada has been granted by a Carson City judge. District Court ...

While many lust for political power, life can be more fun in the minority, where you can say and do almost anything — without fear it will happen. Things can get a little dicey when the tables turn.

Amazon won a temporary injunction against Perplexity to block its Comet AI browser from scraping its website. The company sued Perplexity in November, accusing the startup of concealing its AI ...

A popular online messaging platform says it’s going out of its way to protect kids with new teen safety features. For a Gig Harbor teen whose family and law enforcement says was coerced into suicide ...

For 10 years, the Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana’s Fresh Start Recovery Program has worked to keep families together, saving mothers and their children from the devastating path of separation ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 13 ON YOUR SIDE Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is challenging the latest Department of Energy (DOE) order to keep the J.H.

I am who I am today in part because of a speech I heard in fifth grade at Matthew A. Henson Elementary School in Baltimore. It was 1970, and the auditorium was full of little Black boys and girls, ...