Oklahoma changes requirements that initially leaned toward Trump-backed Bibles
Oklahoma's education department is changing its request for bids for Bibles to be placed in its classrooms after the numerous complaints charged that the request only fits two Bibles both endorsed by former President Don
Napheesa Collier leads Lynx past Sun, secures WNBA Finals ticket
Napheesa Collier was a deft dancer, using expert footwork to parry defenders while sinking shots from all over the court to lead the Minnesota Lynx past the Connecticut Sun and into the 2024 WNBA Finals.
What to watch: 5 Justine Lupe roles beyond 'Nobody Wants This'
"Nobody Wants This" features an impressive, all-star cast. Justine Lupe, who stars as Morgan in the show, has been in several other hit series. Here are five of her standout roles beyond the Netflix hit.
The best Apple products on sale for fall Prime Day 2024
Looking for the best Prime Day Apple deals? I spent weeks combing through thousands of discounts, each highly rated and at least 20% off.
Prime Day hack: How to save on GrubHub, travel and more
Prime members can access secret deals through Buy with Prime, plus save on travel bookings, GrubHub orders, credit cards and Amazon Music during October Prime Day 2024.
Tennis star apologises for 'shocking' chopsticks photo while playing in China
Former world number two tennis player Paula Badosa has apologised after being accused of racism over a picture that appeared to show her pulling her eyes
Fugitive dad and children spotted in countryside years after going missing
A father and his three children who have been missing for three years have been spotted walking through a rural area of New Zealand.Police said officers
Amazon says new technology in delivery vans will help sort packages on the fly and save time
Amazon has revealed new technology that it says will help delivery drivers avoid organizing packages at stops or manually check to see if they have the right parcel for each delivery.
American Water cyberattack renews focus on protecting critical infrastructure
A cyberattack continues to affect the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the United States, renewing a focus on the importance of protecting critical infrastructure sites.
How engineering can support more inclusive hockey leagues and bolster innovation
While engineering students may specialize in particular areas of engineering—for example, civil, electrical, chemical, mechanical or biomedical engineering—they all work in a similar way in applying design thinking.
Canadian urban mobility is woefully lacking, but building a better future is still possible
Canadian cities are falling behind globally when it comes to efficiently moving people. Long commute times, high congestion rates and infrastructure that is vulnerable to climate change are symptoms of a mobility crisis.
Parents rights group threatens people who offer banned books in free libraries
The leader of a Utah “parents’ rights” group has suggested using a state anti-pornography law to prosecute people who offer banned books in Little Free Libraries, small public collections of borrowable books. The leader’s suggestion came after a state legislator
“60 Minutes” puts Trump on blast for cancelling interview over fact-checking
Last week, CBS reported that former President Donald Trump had canceled his scheduled appearance on the 60 Minutes October election special – something on which presidential candidates have appeared for more than 50 years.In a scathing indictment of the Trump
Is Israel deliberately targeting Lebanon’s first responders?
Israel has killed more than 100 medical workers in Lebanon over the past year, many medics believe it is on purpose.