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Autonomous vehicle company Waymo recalled 3,067 of its robotaxis following a federal probe into incidents where its cars went around stopped school buses.

Alex Sarr may have found another piece of motivation to use to his advantage.

Nothing but the correct resolve will do.

Recent reports suggest the Wizards may be gearing up towards a blockbuster trade.

The oil tanker seized by U.S. troops off the coast of Venezuela evaded sanctions by falsifying and concealing its locations, according to publicly available satellite imagery and tracking data.

'Affordability starts with more money in your pocket.'

Syria is one step closer to sanctions relief this week after the U.S. House passed the National Defense Authorization Act with a provision to repeal the Assad-era Caesar Act, and advocates are excited.

The Wizards injury report offers more bad news than it does good.

The University of North Carolina System is requiring professors to post all syllabuses in an online, searchable database, responding to a growing conservative push for transparency about gender and race coursework at public universities.

Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) scrambled to clean up his remarks Friday after referring to the shooting of two West Virginia National Guard soldiers in Washington, D.C., as an "unfortunate accident" during a contentious House hearing the day before.