The top-seeded Connecticut freight train roared past San Diego State in a NCAA championship game rematch, while Alabama, Illinois and Clemson joined U-Conn. in the region finals.
Purdue hasn’t been to a Final Four since 1980 and has been upset by lower-seeded teams several times in recent years, but it’s choosing optimism before a Sweet 16 game against Gonzaga.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) discusses his criticism of Israel and prods President Biden to withhold offensive arms if it continues blocking aid to Gaza.
Hidden deep within the latest Census of Agriculture lurks a shocking fact: The United States has more bee colonies than ever before. Is it true? What happened?
When condensation forms on the outside of a toilet, it’s because the tank is cold — typically because the incoming water is cold — and the air nearby is warm.
Elite donors are rediscovering their affinity for the former president over taxes — even as he vows to free Jan. 6 defendants, promises mass deportations and faces 88 felony charges.
China dominates global production of solar panels, electric vehicles and wind turbines, but the United States and Europe say it’s not competing fairly.
The 16th congressional district race between Rep. Jamaal Bowman and challenger George Latimer is emerging as one of the highest-profile tests of the divisions and evolving attitudes in the party over the war.
A veto by Russia ended the U.N. monitoring of nuclear sanctions against North Korea, dissolving an institution that for years kept a close eye on Pyongyang’s illicit activities.
During a meeting with the families of kidnapped soldiers, the prime minister repeated that Israel was preparing to send troops into the southern Gaza city.
With unselfish offense, suffocating defense, tenacious rebounding and overwhelming talent, reigning champion Connecticut continues to look like a threat to repeat.