NEW YORK — Sprint’s latest plan for luring new subscribers is to occupy the remains of RadioShack.
The long-struggling consumer electronics chain filed for bankruptcy pr...
NEW YORK — Over a weekend in 2010, Amy Pascal made one of the most audacious decisions of her tenure as Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chair, a nine-year run that has co...
Mayor wants to change plaques
GREENWOOD, S.C. — Along Main Street in a small South Carolina city, there is war memorial honoring fallen World War I and II soldiers, divid...
Francis' views clash with GOP
WASHINGTON — In a landmark event that could have many holding their breath, Pope Francis has agreed to address a joint meeting of Congress t...
Police: Why was vehicle on tracks?
VALHALLA, N.Y. — An investigation into what caused a fiery crash that killed a motorist and five rail riders is focusing on how a mothe...
GOP opposes regulations
WASHINGTON — Declaring that the Internet must not be taken over by big business interests, a top U.S. regulator on Wednesday proposed dramatically...
Bernice Gordon, who delighted, bedeviled and sometimes outraged aficionados of the crossword puzzle during a six-decade career unusual not only for its longevity but the...
Carl Djerassi, who was called “The Father of the Pill,” died Friday at his home in San Francisco. He was 91.
Djerassi was 28 and working for a small chemical company in ...
MONROEVILLE, Ala. — In the small Alabama town author Harper Lee made famous with “To Kill a Mockingbird,” the Southern classic novel can be seen and felt everywhere.
Sig...
Extra income to aid families
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama is sending Congress a $4 trillion budget today that seeks to raise taxes on wealthier Americans and corpo...
