Could your breath enable your phone to identify you?
Biometric security for your phone may soon include your breath, according to a new report. Researchers have developed a smell sensor that uses your breath.
Brittney Griner named honorary WNBA All-Star
Brittney Griner has been detained in Russia since February but still remains on the top of the WNBA's mind as the league inches closer to...
Biden attending G7, NATO summits amid 'the most serious security situation in decades'
President Biden this week will travel to Germany for the G7 summit and Spain for the NATO summit as Russia seeks to test the alliance's...
What's Worth Streaming: Here’s what’s new on Amazon’s Prime Video in July 2022
Get ready for Chris Pratt in 'The Terminal List,' John Cho in 'Don't Make Me Go' and Billy Porter's directorial debut with 'Paper Girls'
Uvalde school police chief put on leave after mass shooting
The Uvalde school district's police chief was put on leave Wednesday following allegations that he erred in his response to the mass shooting at Robb...
Uvalde school police chief placed on administrative leave as criticism grows over response to shooting
The school police chief who Texas DPS has identified as the incident commander during last month's shooting in Uvalde was place on administrative leave on...
Afghan IG claims State Department stonewalled over probe into Kabul government collapse
State Department officials are refusing to provide information related to last year's calamitous withdrawal from Afghanistan to the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, the...
Just 'first step': Trump urges House GOP to vote no on Senate gun bill
Former President Donald Trump is calling on House Republicans to vote against an 80-page gun control bill poised to pass the Senate this week.
DeSantis closing in on Trump as 2024 favorite
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for the first time has toppled former President Donald Trump as the 2024 favorite among Republican voters in a key primary...
Women's sports grapples with transgender athletes as Title IX turns 50
When Congress enacted Title IX 50 years ago, there was virtually no debate over who qualified as a female athlete. How times have changed.