COBB COUNTY, GA — A town hall Tuesday evening at the Smyrna Community Center will explain how a racial gerrymandering lawsuit is leading to voting changes in Cobb County. Cobb County now has a new ...

It’s been a long time coming and a whole lot of controversy, but North Sydney’s beloved Olympic Swimming Pool is almost ready to reopen after a huge, drawn-out redevelopment project. It’s good news ...

Travelers line up at a security checkpoint at Denver International Airport. Expedited entry programs, such as TSA PreCheck in the United States, can help cut down wait times. Photograph by Michael ...

With the extended deadline, the app developers now expect a phased rollout for SIM binding. WhatsApp, the most widely used instant messaging platform has introduced a new feature called parent-managed ...

MEDICAL CARE, MEDICAL CARE AND A DAY OF WACKY WEATHER ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND HERE IN THE CAROLINAS AS WELL. YEAH, WE HAD A SEVERE WEATHER ROLL THROUGH ALL EARLIER AFTERNOON, DAVE, AND WE HAD QUITE A ...

Most major European cities have a showstopping cathedral – London’s St Paul’s, Paris’s Notre-Dame, Milan’s Duomo – but Cologne’s is by far its most-visited attraction, with around six million people ...

Two locations have been identified as the most likely entry points into Australia for a disease that poses a huge risk to the beef and dairy industries. A University of Queensland-led team has built ...

NASA's Van Allen Probe A, a 600-kilogram satellite launched back in 2012, is plummeting back to Earth after 14 years studying the planet's hazardous radiation belts. Amid headlines screaming "NASA ...

An incredible new map could help explain why anger feels similar to fear, and why being in love makes you feel warmhearted. Researchers have used AI to analyse brain imaging data, revealing how we ...

BYD, the world’s largest electric vehicle seller, is exploring an entry into Formula 1 as the Chinese automaker looks for ways to strengthen its brand recognition outside of China. The move would ...

Picture a green garden, and what do you imagine? Possibly uniform, manicured lawns, few “weeds”, and ideally, zero “pests”. But speaking to HuffPost UK, Helen Bostock, a senior wildlife specialist at ...