At just over the halfway point of the 2025 college football season, job openings across the country have begun to pop up. Schools like Penn State, Florida, Arkansas and many more have already kicked ...

The Flint-based cash aid program for new parents is set to expand significantly in Michigan after the state Legislature approved $270 million from the newly adopted budget to expand it into more ...

Trump rebukes Putin over Russia's nuclear-powered missile test, SNAP benefits set to run out, and more Length: Long Speed: 1.0x Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits are set to ...

The Vanderbilt Commodores are ranked in the Top 10 of the AP Poll for the first time since 1947, marking a massive milestone for the program after their 31-24 win over the LSU Tigers. In the latest AP ...

UPPER MERION — Before the season started and Spring-Ford was discussing its goals for the season, its players were dreaming big. Most were aiming for a District 1 championship or a state title. When ...

“The proposed rule, if finalised, would injure American educational institutions and state economies by discouraging students and exchange visitors from pursuing educational opportunities in the ...

Navy football has faced Florida Atlantic twice before, winning both games. This Saturday will mark the first time the Midshipmen and Owls have met as American Conference members. Florida Atlantic ...

Baltimore has long been a city divided along racial and economic lines, further demonstrated by a geographical map illustrated by the “Black Butterfly,” representing the predominantly underserved ...

Maryland Democrat says federal workers in his district "absolutely" want shutdown to end Democratic Rep. Johnny Olszewski — whose Maryland district is home to over 20,000 federal workers — said ...

The Sundance Film Festival’s swan song in its longtime home of Park City, Utah is lining up to be a true banger, past and present. “Make your plans now, because I’ll say the number of folks, ...

As the government shutdown approaches its fourth week, WSJ’s Anna Wilde Mathews breaks down why Democrats want to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies and who would be affected by them expiring. Photo ...