While AI is out to eat everyone’s lunch, it’s women’s lunches the technology looks likely to gobble up first — and fastest.

Police didn't find anything illegal inside the car and never charged him with a crime, but he still had to pay more than almost $500 to get his car back.

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The free night shuttle launched by CapitaLand on Dec 5 comes after the introduction of a year-long pilot by the government ...

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Republicans in Congress accused Washington, D.C.’s police department of lowering its crime statistics by reclassifying ...

A groundbreaking ceremony for the new Clinton County Judicial Center is scheduled at 2 p.m. CST Tuesday, Dec. 16. The event ...

The Senate is expected to vote on a GOP health care proposal that aims to put money in health savings accounts, alongside a ...

The prosecution's case in the Capitol Building arson trial suffered a major setback Monday after its star witness was contradicted by call-log records, police reports, and forensic documents ...

Boosting prize money for The Betfred Derby to £2 million, making it the joint richest race in the UK. • Switching the ...

Slechta estimates up to 65% of customers at the Outlet Shoppes at El Paso on weekends are from Mexico. These days, the mall ...