Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu’s latest tweet on Google’s $15 billion AI Data Centre investment in Visakhapatnam has captured the imagination of the public and has gone viral ...

Rock music entered a world-changing evolution in the 1960s. The age of rock and roll began to give way to totally new subgenres, from hard rock to psychedelia. A few bands that launched in the 60s ...

As part of the Black Country Society’s contribution to Railway 200, the celebration of 200 years of the railways in Britain, the Society is curating an exhibition at Dudley Archives and Local History ...

On a cold November morning in 1984, the calm of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, was shattered as federal agents stormed a rented storage facility. Inside, they found Susan Rosenberg, a 29-year-old activist ...

Not to sound like a broken record, but this weekend’s Hyde Park Street Fair is about to break its own record — again. “The fair is a little bigger this year,” longtime event coordinator Carl Scheider ...

Kansas and Missouri disagree on the 1960 game's outcome due to player eligibility. Missouri credits a forfeit win; Kansas maintains its 23-7 on-field victory result. Ongoing dispute leaves the ...

Holdout defensive end Micah Parsons says his contract dispute is over and he's headed to Green Bay to play for the Packers. In a series of tweets on X, the 26-year-old three-time All-Pro said "Thank ...

California, Washington and New Mexico may lose millions of dollars in federal funding if they continue to fail to enforce English language requirements for truckers, Transportation Secretary Sean ...

California, Washington and New Mexico could lose millions of dollars of federal funding if they continue failing to enforce English language requirements for truckers, Transportation Secretary Sean ...

Jimmy Johnson couldn’t sleep, because he was worried about traffic and no doubt about being late. He’s never late. He can’t stand people who are. And so he got up early even for him — he plays online ...

“We want your home movies!” proclaimed Hyde Park Herald ads and fliers tacked up in South Side storefronts. Two decades ago, the scrappy archive headed by University of Chicago Prof. Jacqueline ...