Goat Simulator 3 finally has a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 version, and it fixes all of the major issues we had with the original Switch port.

Arsenal are haunted by their past but Max Dowman’s fearlessness could save them - Arsenal will hope a destructive three weeks ...

In ancient Greek mythology, Artemis was the twin sister of Apollo, both children of Zeus. She is joining her brother in the pantheon of American achievement and of scientific history. This weekend, ...

Everybody knows that what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, but the folks at the Environmental Protection Agency never got that memo. Or, if they did, they apparently believe it doesn’t apply to air ...

The state of American democracy took another dark turn under the Trump administration this month. The Federal Communications Commission effectively rubber-stamped Texas-based Nexstar Media Group ...

One year after President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day,” it is clear: Trump’s tariff policies failed. Families in Maryland are paying on average $1,744 more because of these tariffs. The cost of ...

As the AI industry heats up globally, several U.S. state legislatures and Sen. Bernie Sanders are calling for a pause on all AI data center development, citing risks of job loss, superintelligence ...

We often hear about the importance of transparency in government, but in practice, it requires intentional effort by policymakers to ensure constituents are aware of proposals that may affect them.

President Donald Trump’s dismissal of Attorney General Pam Bondi was more proof that no amount of loyalty can save someone’s job once the president feels that person is a liability. The president ...

The White House had a party for Friday and you, taxpayer, will be picking up the check -- in more ways than one. The Celebration of Agriculture event at the South Lawn was intended to "shine a ...

Ryan North and Humberto Ramos spotlight the impact of Marvel's First Family across both the Marvel Universe and real-world ...

I t was the first week of September in 2005, about a week after Hurricane Katrina leveled New Orleans, when George W. Bush uttered the line that would come to define his second term, if not his entire ...