The report says much housing infrastructure was built before the use of new lead pipes was banned in 1986. Lead can affect intelligence, behavior and learning, experts say.
Sports Illustrated has found a new publisher, the company’s owner announced Monday, ending months of uncertainty over who would operate the storied sports publication. The new publisher is Minute Media, a London-based digital media company…
Kristel Candelario pleaded guilty to aggravated murder after leaving her 16-month-old child at home in a playpen while she vacationed in Puerto Rico and Detroit.
President Biden fears an Israeli offensive in Rafah would worsen the humanitarian toll and hurt Israel’s long-term security, his national security adviser said.
The complaint filed Monday accuses Eric Adams of sexually assaulting a woman, who also worked for the city in 1993, after she asked him for help getting a promotion.
Stefanie Lambert was facing a bench warrant from a state court in Michigan, where she is accused of taking part in a conspiracy to tamper with voting machines.
In Donald Trump’s classified documents case, Judge Aileen Cannon’s order about jury instructions seems to take precedence over numerous other pretrial issues.
Court documents say the three men also have been charged with various counts in connection with an armed robbery of a Metrobus passenger’s Moose Knuckle coat.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Richard Nixon might seem to have little in common, but the disgraced former president was an early champion of the four-day workweek.
Playing on the second night of a back-to-back with a roster ravaged by injury, the Wizards fared as one might expect against the team with the NBA’s best record.
A new book by retired Supreme Court justice Stephen G. Breyer, “Reading the Constitution: Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism,” will be released March 26.
The delay threatens to further complicate a budget season that has already sparked discussions about potential cuts and tax increases to fill the city’s financial gaps.
Skill game supporters fear Gov. Glenn Youngkin might veto the bill out of spite, while industry critics worry he might go along with it as part of a deal to get the arena.