Endel Tulving, psychologist who altered the study of memory, dies at 96

Tulving drew distinctions between different forms of memory and how the brain encodes and stores information.

Russell Sherman, boldly expressive pianist who taught at New England Conservatory of Music, dies at 93

A prodigy who debuted at age 15, he was known for his interpretations of Liszt and Beethoven.

Biden memo directs U.S. agencies to restore ‘healthy and abundant’ salmon runs in the Northwest

President Biden has directed federal agencies to use all available authorities and resources to restore 'healthy and abundant' salmon runs in the Columbia River Basin.

Black voting power gets boost in Alabama with new U.S. House districts

The 3-judge panel said the state should have 2 districts where Black voters are the majority or close to it.

Further evidence points to footprints in New Mexico being the oldest sign of humans in Americas

New research shows that fossil footprints discovered at the edge of an ancient lakebed in New Mexico's White Sands National Park date back to between 21,000 and 23,000 years ago.

Donald Trump may visit the Capitol to address Republicans as they pick a new speaker, AP sources say

Former President Donald Trump is in talks to make a trip to Capitol Hill next week

President Biden’s dog Commander no longer at White House after biting incidents

Commander had been involved in a series of biting incidents, most recently on Sept. 25.

UAW strike day 21: GM presents new offer as union plans another ‘stand-up announcement’

News of the offer being presented comes as the UAW on Thursday said it planned to have another 'stand up announcement' at 2 p.m. Friday.

School shooting hoaxes have terrorized kids across U.S. Who’s behind it?

Bedbugs are making France anxious ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics

Bedbugs made a reappearance in the 1950s, especially in densely populated cities like New York. And they travel the world thanks to commerce and tourism.