Some campuses and workplaces are trying to foster more smiling and positivity, and experts say it can go a long way

US District Judge James Wesley Hendrix sentenced Daniel Taylor, 51, to 40 years in prison for manufacturing and supplying the dangerous drug.

As automated vehicles such as robotaxis become more common on American streets, transit systems are debating whether to go driverless as well

In November 2020, a couple in Richmond, Indiana, faced devastating property damage due to a fire that investigators deemed intentionally ignited. Despite an absence of a suspect, the insurance company rejected their claims, citing potential arson and insufficient cooperation. Now, an appeals court has enabled the couple's lawsuit to proceed, revealing unresolved issues concerning compliance with insurance policies and the expectation of good faith actions.

In a remarkable redevelopment initiative, Garden City, Idaho, has repurposed the old Les Bois horse-racing track into a vibrant public park, spanning nearly 50 acres. Known as the Park at Expo Idaho, it features diverse landscapes including wetlands and nature trails, alongside recreational facilities like a newly designed skate park. This transformation promotes outdoor activities and ecological restoration while already drawing in local wildlife.

The Iowa Department of Agriculture has launched a reclamation initiative targeting environmental challenges posed by abandoned coal mines. Covering approximately 150 acres in Mahaska and Marion counties, the project aims to revitalize water quality and enhance soil health in these areas. Past reclamation successes have notably improved local ecosystems, showcasing a dedicated effort to rehabilitate devastated landscapes for sustainable future use.

EXCLUSIVE: Bob Gale tells ‘The Independent’ how he feels about the mall used in his hit 1985 film being converted into a data center

Tandon said Trump's war on Iran sent oil prices spiralling, which boosted inflation in the United States.

Clashes erupted in Paris as a mass march drew to a close Saturday, with more than 400,000 people rallying across France over school funding and soaring living costs in a fresh challenge to President Emmanuel Macron's government.