Except for the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and three years during World War II, USC and Notre Dame have played each other in every season since 1926. For now, however, the rivalry between the Trojans ...

I am lying under a blanket, feeling rough, staring at a bowl of oranges. Every fibre of my being is urging me to devour the lot. I can hear my mum – and medical friends at university – insisting that ...

Family courts across Northern Ireland make rulings on issues such as adoption, divorce and child custody The family court in Northern Ireland is "scary" and "not fit for purpose", according to two ...

The majority decision by a Bench of the Supreme Court to reverse its May 2025 order, which had stayed the grant of post-facto environmental clearances, illustrates the difficulty of dealing with the ...

Ramon Ramos, president of The Exception, earned the $20,000 top prize at this year's Desert Fast Pitch, The Regional Access Project Foundation's "Shark Tank"-style competition that showcases ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government starts phasing out paper checks for most programs on Tuesday. The change, which was initiated through an executive order signed by President Donald Trump in March ...

A defective driver, usually the one for your graphics card, might produce the dxgmms2.sys BSoD error in Windows 11. The presence of the dxgmms2.sys file is required ...

A long-running battle between one of the state’s largest churches and several of its local congregations is heading for one South Carolina judge’s desk. S.C. Chief Justice John Kittredge has ...

Georgia Democrat Sen. Jon Ossoff criticizes the level of corruption in American politics, accepting President Trump's premise that the system is "rigged," but warning that Trump is not the solution.

As Trump promises more weapons and threatens economic pressure on Moscow, WSJ’s Ukraine Bureau Chief James Marson explains what is at stake for Kyiv in the face of increasing Russian attacks.