When Joshua Lewis said he was having trouble finding his classes because the signs didn't have braille, his classmates got to work.

Inside the halls of historic Central High School, one student's struggle sparked a project that turned compassion into innovation.

On Friday I received the following email from Cline’s office: Bottom line: Cline won’t to dare sign the discharge petition for fear of retribution by Trump and his supporters. According to Robert ...

PHOENIX — Like all pitchers in September, Garrett Whitlock is navigating the aches and pains of the season. Some parts of his body don’t feel great. Yet after Whitlock spent most of the past three ...

Gabriel Sterling has filed paperwork with the Georgia Ethics Commission and Georgia Campaign Finance System showing that he is running for Secretary of State. The Sandy Springs man was, until recently ...

Brandon Gordon presses a bezel around a new laptop screen at his business BG Tech Repair in northeast Cedar Rapids on Aug. 22. Gordon founded the nonprofit Refurb Hope in April, and plans to ...

see more of our stories on Google. Add Axios on Google President Trump unveils sweeping "Liberation Day" tariffs at a Rose Garden event in April. Photo: Brendan Smialowski/AFP via Getty Images ...

OpenAI has announced that it's making its Projects feature available to free users of ChatGPT. Projects let you organize chats with the company's AI assistant around a specific subject, and were ...

A federal judge on Thursday invalidated President Trump’s efforts to terminate billions of dollars of Harvard University’s federal funding, deeming the move illegal. The blow to the administration ...

The woman says living with her husband’s parents has become unbearable, and now she’s ready to end the marriage if they don’t leave Ashley Vega is a writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She has been working at ...

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More than 30,000 pages related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation were released Tuesday but Democrats say the vast majority of it is not new information while Republicans are divided with some ...