Sean Salai

A pair of surveys released this week shows most Americans are using AI to save time on work and routine tasks, but still mistrust it and expect the technology to have negative impacts.

Housing providers have asked House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer to investigate the District for ignoring the end of COVID-19 renter protections, which they say has blocked them from collecting back payments and evicting tenants in arrears.

Consumer advocates are calling out “trickflation” — the repackaging of goods in taller or fancier containers that are priced higher than previous packages but offer less substance.

Montgomery County Public Schools is cutting support staff and preparing for fewer students when the academic year begins Tuesday, despite having the biggest budget in the district’s history.

Researchers are warning that risky abortions after the 24th week of pregnancy could surge in 10 Democratic-led states that have abolished all gestational limits.

Public health experts are blaming a surge in unregulated marijuana, following state laws legalizing the drug, for driving a 97% rise in addiction among adults aged 40 to 50 since 2017.

The Department of Education is threatening to end federal aid to 42% of eligible colleges and universities for missing required deadlines to document the value of their degrees.

A new medical study advises chronic marijuana users suffering from uncontrollable scream-vomiting, or “scromiting,” to quit the drug completely.

Adam VerCammen, a veteran publishing executive who previously led The Washington Times’ advertising and sales division, has returned to the publication as senior vice president of revenue and operations.

A new medical study advises chronic marijuana users suffering from uncontrollable scream-vomiting, or “scromiting,” to quit the drug completely.