Luke Collins is back in the boat. Granted, it was never guaranteed he’d be in any boat. The 6-foot-7 senior from Poulsbo, ...
The first question I asked in the Eagles’ locker room last season was directed to a politically aware Black player with ...
The March glory of the past few years has dimmed, if not obliterated, memory of that “blue period” of UConn men’s basketball.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, but awareness alone cannot save us. Men of color are already painfully aware that ...
It’s still the earliest days of artificial intelligence usage and understanding, yet AI companies are gobbling capital like a ...
The outcome of the Los Angeles mayor’s race will determine how many people opt to escape from the city. During the tenure of ...
If splashy headlines are to be believed, artificial intelligence is already consigning new graduates to a life of unemployment. The anxiety is not unfounded. Entry-level roles are disappearing and eco ...
As San Diego County races to meet green energy targets, sprawling developments are transforming backcountry communities — and residents of those areas want a voice in the ...
As the U.S. confronts the growing danger posed by Iran’s terrorist regime, Americans are again faced with hard questions about war and its costs. Iran’s leaders have funded terror, threatened ...
When Esmerlyn Valdez hit his first major league homer in Toronto, his family wasn’t able to see. On Tuesday, with his family watching him play in the majors ...
The following area students were named to the dean’s list for the 2026 spring semester at the campuses of PennWest University in Clarion, Edinboro and California.
Children used pencils, markers and bright tempera paints to turn oversized sheets of paper into colorful visions of ...
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