India stands today as the world’s fourth-largest defence spender, according to an HDFC Securities report. The FY27 Union Budget allocated $85 billion for defence, up 15 per cent yoy, representing 15 ...

A bill that would give a state board the power to remove an elected sheriff from office cleared the Washington House early Friday morning after nearly eight hours of debate, passing on a party-line ...

Army-Navy football, and pass the stuffing? That would be just fine for Army football coach Jeff Monken, who told The Athletic that he is okay with shifting the Army-Navy game from its protected date ...

As the Indiana General Assembly considers Indiana House Bill 1210, lawmakers face an important decision buried within a sprawling, 500-plus-page bill. Among its many provisions is language that would ...

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It is outrageous for a president to threaten criminal charges against the Federal Reserve chair — or anyone — just to get them to do his bidding. Although the administration’s action against Jerome ...

The Ford F-150 Lightning electric pickup debut strong in 2022, with strong sales through 2024. Declining demand and changes in the electric vehicle market has led to the end of production in 2025.

Why are young conservatives so radicalized? Why is there such a stark generation gap, something you hear about any time you talk to any Republican of any prominence, between the basically optimistic ...

Ford Motor said Monday it will take a $19.5 billion writedown and is killing several electric-vehicle models, in the most dramatic example yet of the auto industry’s retreat from battery-powered ...

Automakers have spent the last decade reinventing the wheel, over and over again. From dangerous door handles to confounding shifters, “futuristic” controls have made cars less predictable and more ...

This past week, presenting at the UPCEA MEMS conference in Boston, we explored a question that is becoming central to the future of higher education: What does it actually take to engage learners in ...