A group of Olympians and other top athletes have signed an open letter calling for 2028’s Los Angeles-based Olympic Games to be entirely plant-based. Signatories include Olympic weightlifter Kendrick ...

WASHINGTON — A new $13 million industrial coating plant is set to open in Washington, a town of just over 1,100 residents. Local officials and business owners anticipate a major economic boost ...

SEOUL, March 10 (Yonhap) -- The National Assembly kicked off a bipartisan parliamentary organization aimed at strengthening the nation's alliance with the United States on Monday, as South Korea seeks ...

Like life itself, BMWs seemed less complicated last century. You didn't need a crib sheet to understand the badge, and body styles were mostly just sedans, with a smattering of station wagons, two ...

On Thursday, representatives in the Rutgers University Student Assembly proposed two resolutions that address the Assembly's existing policy around debate procedure. Both resolutions will be voted on ...

SCANIA Southern Africa says the opening of its new Regional Product Centre (RPC) this February will not only improve the production of its range of commercial vehicles, but should also be seen as a ...

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) — It wasn’t long ago that Alex Condon was a point guard. Although he was admittedly “pretty uncoordinated” as a teenager playing low-level basketball in Australia ...

Rafale Fighter jets have become high in demand. India has already purchased these jets from France, and now the UAE is going to buy the advanced version of fighter jets. Dassault Aviation would ...

Former President Joe Biden stands with then-Wolfspeed CEO Gregg Lowe while touring a power applications lab at Wolfspeed on Tuesday, March 28, 2023, in Durham, N.C. Kaitlin McKeown kmckeown@ ...

ROCKFORD, Ill. (WTVO) – Digital Reporter Jim Hagerty shares what it was like as a young reporter nearly 20 years ago to learn about the 1977 murder of 16-year-old Louise Betts and follow her ...

But Feb. 28, the chipmaker announced it is once again pushing back the planned opening of the semiconductor plant that was going to revolutionize the employment landscape in central Ohio.