Night one of the NBA draft has wrapped up, and teams are hoping that they have found the player that will set them up for success for years to come. Within the hobby, collectors are already getting ...

Forward-looking: Sony has patented a new PlayStation controller that, if nothing else, is ripe for innuendo: the buttons get harder, or softer, when you play with them. It actually sounds quite ...

Democrats are again acting like they occupy the high moral ground of American politics. But if 2026 has proven anything, it’s that there’s virtually nothing a left-wing candidate could say or do that ...

Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. In light of the hard-to-fathom recent ...

(NEXSTAR) – Federal inflation data confirms what you may have been feeling already: Groceries are getting more expensive. Unfortunately, things may be about to get a whole lot worse, economists are ...

Turning pages on a Kindle is as simple as tapping or swiping on the screen, but previous versions of Amazon's popular e-book reader came with physical buttons that served the same purpose. The idea ...

A growing number of car buyers are opting for cheaper, more basic vehicles, a sign that average new vehicle prices near $50,000 are pushing drivers to rethink what they actually need. Many buyers ...

Just like they had for the third round, the Miami Dolphins had a clear theme for Round 4, and it was all about defensive versatility. In selecting edge defender Trey Moore with the 130th overall pick ...

Portillo’s founder Dick Portillo joins Bob Sirott to talk about how him and his wife first started the business and how he was going to take a different approach from other hot dogs stands. He also ...

Veteran radio personality Mark Robertson, a longtime morning host in the Savannah, Georgia, market, has been diagnosed with late-stage pancreatic cancer just months after retirement following a nearly ...

Designers might want clean, screen-filled dashboards, but customers want physical controls, the automaker says. And it's promising to keep them. Olabisi Boyle, senior vice president for product ...