Arizonans and Nevadans can still wash their cars, but the Southwest’s water crisis is expected to worsen.

“The more people leave Donetsk region now, the fewer people the Russian army will have time to kill,” Ukraine president Volodomyr Zelensky said.

A new lawsuit aims to cut off two men responsible for the overwhelming share of the irksome spam calls.

Dan Price, the embattled CEO of credit card processing company Gravity Payments, says he’s stepping down to fight “false accusations made against me.”

A proposed rule would require airlines to seat families together, ending the profitable upsell scheme that complicates seat selection.

Kimberly Bryant started the nonprofit organization in 2011, but allegations of a toxic workplace environment led to her dismissal.

If the proper measurement of garlic is in your heart, is over-reliance on the popular spice an insecure cook’s move?

A team that needs to look to the future remains stuck in the past, forgoing substance for sizzle.

The company’s new software update is designed to single out “bad actors” looking to throw an unauthorized bash.

Purple Hearts tries to romanticize the ideological middle. Instead, it’s an alarmingly regressive cautionary tale.