Resident pistol-whipped during home invasion in Southwest Philadelphia
Police are looking for the suspects who pistol-whipped a resident during a home invasion in Southwest Philadelphia.
What is a ‘bomb cyclone’? The powerful storm about to batter the US East Coast
At least two people have died and hundreds of thousands have been left without power after the bomb cyclone slammed into Seattle
Talks ramp up to avert US government shutdown after Minneapolis shooting
Democrats are pushing to remove funding for the Department of Homeland Security unless new measures are implemented.
The U.S. is sending its most athletes ever to the Winter Olympics. Here's where they're from.
The United States will be sending its largest ever contingent of winter athletes to Italy for the Milan Cortina Olympics, as 232 people will represent the stars and stripes. Here's what you need to know.
Ilhan Omar accuses Trump of having dementia and says president is ‘obsessed’ with her
Trump's 'hateful rhetoric', means death threats against Minnesota Congresswoman have 'skyrocketed', she says
After multiple snow storms, Lehigh Valley municipalities are worrying about their road salt supplies
Lehigh Valley municipalities and PennDOT are watching salt supplies shrink in the face of repeated storms that have dumped more than 2 feet of snow so far this season.
With AI in the driving seat, China moves to rein in job displacement risks
After testing Tesla’s driver assistance system FSD earlier this month, Chinese economist Ren Zeping exclaimed that autonomous driving’s large-scale real-world implementation was progressing much faster than he thought.
Though driverless taxis are so far only being tested in designated areas in Chinese cities, he prophesied that autonomous driving would soon become widespread.
“Autonomous driving will erupt in the next couple of years. Large models enable a unified driving paradigm, letting tens...
Detroit photographer building archive of ‘the Black experience’
Elonte Davis’ newest exhibit, “Homeroom: Detroit Taught Me First," is on display through Feb. 24 at the LookOut Gallery at Michigan State University.
Why so many people online are leaning into 'turning Chinese'
Suddenly, it’s cool to be Chinese on the internet
Ataque con dron ruso mata a 3 en el sur de Ucrania antes de nuevas conversaciones de paz
Por SUSIE BLANN KIEV, Ucrania (AP) — Un ataque con drones rusos causó tres muertos en la región de Zaporiyia, en el sur de Ucrania, durante la noche, dijeron las autoridades el jueves, mientras el presidente del país, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, advirtió que Moscú planea otro bombardeo a gran escala a pesar de los planes para […]
Pawsitively posh: Hong Kong Pet Show takes luxury to new heights
Private jet holidays, AI-powered cat litter boxes and human-grade fresh dog food inspired by Hong Kong’s char siu rice are all the rage at this year’s Hong Kong Pet Show, as exhibitors express confidence in the purchasing power of the city’s pet owners.
Humans, dogs and cats jostled alongside each other on Thursday, the opening day of the expo at the Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Centre, as furry friends decked out in outfits sampled treats like dried alligator and bully sticks.
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Power, pace and financial muscle: How Premier League sides are ruling Europe
Premier League clubs have flexed their muscle on and off the field in Europe, with five English sides finishing in the top eight of the Champions League group phase.