His editor called him “a heat-seeking missile.” Over the years, he garnered more than 40 awards for journalism.

Serena Williams, a powerhouse in the world of tennis, has long been a beacon of strength, resilience and inspiration. That is ...

Rescue crews in Myanmar were grappling with a mammoth clear-up operation on Wednesday, five days after a powerful earthquake slammed the southeast Asian country, toppling buildings and killing ...

It's no wonder power ... Americans who try to cut their energy usage do so with cost savings in mind, whereas fewer than one in five say they're prompted mainly by environmental concerns. In other ...

Arbor surveyed 500 American homeowners and renters and found that 71% of Americans doubt the accuracy of their electricity charges, and nearly 70% admit they don't fully understand how their bill is ...

71% of Americans say they don't trust their power bill calculations. Only 1 in 3 believe their charges are fair and accurate. Nearly 70% struggle to make sense of all the fees, taxes, and rate ...

71% of Americans don’t trust their power bills. Are they right ... re prompted mainly by environmental concerns. In other words, people may be willing to flip the switch off a bit more often ...

Kurt Chew-Een Lee originally began by describing him as "the first Asian American officer in the Marine Corps." As of March 21, that fact, as well as the words "Asian American," no longer appeared ...