The research is somewhat hazy, but Rodgers’ Achilles tendon rupture did occur in a part of the body that is correlated with more injuries on artificial turf.
“As we enter the cold and flu season, the President encourages all Americans to follow his example."
Rupert Murdoch's eldest son studied philosophy in college and resigned from News Corp in 2005, only returning in 2014.
“I have never knowingly sold any noncompliant product, and when I became aware of them I removed the products from inventory,” Erin Dupree said.
Federal courts nationwide disagree about the wording of the bipartisan 2018 criminal justice overhaul. One appellate panel calls it “perplexing.”
The two pilots who died were just seconds from returning to the tarmac. "Just beyond belief,” said Scott Miller, a civilian flight instructor for 30 years.
Wedbush's Dan Ives thinks the UAW's next move is "a much more widespread strike on the core plants in and around Detroit. That would be a torpedo.”
There's little evidence suspensions and expulsions improve behavior, but progressive discipline can tend to keep dangerous kids in school.
Why can’t anything just work the way it’s supposed to?
Machines can make us more human, like the NASA engineers who broke down in tears when the rovers Spirit and Opportunity ran into Martian dust storms.
League leaders are already starting to form.
Jerome Powell seemed to indicate that the committee is approaching the end of the hiking cycle, but only 10% of economists expect that it's really over.
An engineer and a psychologist interviewed dozens of participants in social media challenges to get to the bottom of social media challenge mania.
The author of a book on musicians signing record contracts discovered something about reality TV: "The Voice" just doesn't pay contestants.
But beyond a rush to hire, the behavioral economists' study found the most important factor was a participant’s view on affirmative action.
Erin Dupree sold products exceeding state limits on THC potency, local media reported.
Apple makes employees sign an agreement designed to “chill employee mobility and competition,” the chip startup alleges.
The Big 3 automakers said talks with the union continued on Saturday, with no breakthroughs expected.
