Arizona is expanding its fire damage restoration network across the Phoenix metro, promising quicker responses, advanced cleanup tech, and better-trained crews ready to tackle both visible and hidden damage. As fires and smoke rise with rapid growth and extreme weather, this initiative aims to protect homes and businesses and speed recovery through coordinated restoration efforts.

Upcoming TSA changes could shift your airport routine: travelers without a Real ID may face a $45 fee and longer security lines. A new ‘Confirm ID’ option offers a path through security, but timing and documentation requirements could complicate your next trip.

Don Lemon faces federal action in Los Angeles amid rising immigration tensions. As new details emerge, this story promises to ignite debate over civil rights and the bounds of press freedom.

Amid mounting tax raids in Bengaluru, a prominent business leader’s death has sent shockwaves through the city. Investigators are reviewing CCTV footage and digital devices to understand the sequence of events behind the tragedy. As the probe unfolds, questions linger about the pressures surrounding high-stakes inspections and their toll on those at the center of…

Kylie Kelce gets candid about the chaos and charm of mom life—four kids, a playful “baddie” nickname at home, and the daily juggle of workouts with a busy schedule. A warm, funny peek at balancing fitness, family, and self‑care, with a hint of what’s coming next.

Garcelle Beauvais is stepping away from the spotlight to chase privacy, family, and exciting new ventures. At 59, she says the past is behind her and hints at a brighter, independent chapter ahead. A fresh start for the actress and entrepreneur—what’s next on her journey?

Groundhog Day returns with its time-honored ritual—and a modern weather puzzle. Will this year’s forecast hold true, or prove a bit of dramatic folklore? Expect hints of warmth, storms, and seasonal surprises as February through April unfold.

Emerald Fennell’s daring reimagining of a Brontë classic arrives with a splash of style and a bold new perspective. It’s not a straight remake, but a fresh, cinematic take that redefines Wuthering Heights for today. Hitting theaters February 13 in the U.S. and U.K., the film promises glamour, innovation, and a storytelling vision to watch.

Winter taps looking cloudy? It’s usually a harmless result of tiny dissolved air bubbles in cold water, a visual quirk that clears as the water warms. A quick, plain-language explanation of why you might see milky water and what that means for safety.

Chicago’s trusted water damage specialists are expanding their reach to help more homeowners tackle basement floods and hidden moisture. With faster response times, expert inspections, and tailored recovery plans—now extending into South Austin—the focus is on safer, drier homes and smarter restoration decisions.

A veteran journalist faces a fast-moving federal investigation with charges still undisclosed, inviting questions about press freedom and accountability in a volatile moment for journalism.

David Brooks’ move to Yale opens a fresh chapter in a career that has long examined character, community, and the fragility of civic life. With ideas like eulogy virtues and epistemological modesty, his writing has sparked debates about what we value and how we build a shared life. This is a look at a thinker…

Winter weather can make tap water look cloudy, but it’s not dangerous. Experts say the milky appearance is tiny air bubbles that disappear as the water warms. Find out why this happens and how long it typically lasts.