Donald Trump has had a chaotic start to his second presidency. His tariffs have caused economic cause and his unpredictability is doing nothing to help. If things continue to get worse, some ...

Special thanks to Charlie Jacobs of InsideNU for joining me to discuss Northwestern’s roster on this week’s podcast: There’s been quite some hope that 2025 would finally bring an end to the long run ...

DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb and Mayor Muriel Bowser hold a press conference outside of E. Barrett Prettyman Court House in Washington, D.C. on Aug. 15, 2025. (Photo by Annabelle Gordon / Sipa ...

If you've been bitten by the RV bug, you'll be looking for the best travel accessories to gey you started. Thankfully, Harbor ...

Using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) techniques to help obtain battery working conditions like SOH and SOC.

The ongoing electrification of cars brings new trends and requirements with every new design cycle. One trend for battery electric vehicles is reducing the size of the low-voltage batteries, which ...

On this edition of GOLF Hacks we show you everything you need to remove rust from a clubhead and provide step by step ...

Apple might use Gemini to power its revamped version of Siri, Bloomberg reports. The companies are in the early stages of exploring a partnership, with Google training a version of its Gemini model ...

Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator Anthony Weaver has a good problem on his hands when it comes to the team's edge rushers. The Dolphins have poured significant resources into their group of edge ...

Apple Inc. is in early discussions about using Google Gemini to power a revamped version of the Siri voice assistant, marking a key potential step toward outsourcing more of its artificial ...

Biologists along the California-Oregon border are using a unique method to scare wolves away from livestock. Drones blasting AC/DC's "Thunderstruck", as well as movie clips and human voices, are being ...

The Cleveland Heights City Council is making a brazen power grab that threatens to undermine democracy itself, and residents need to pay attention before it’s too late, say the hosts of Today in Ohio.