ANN ARBOR, Mich. — A tough week of practice, sharpened in the days leading up by “tough conversations,” helped the Michigan defense turn a corner in last weekend’s win over Washington. Players and ...

Portugal’s home prices posted their biggest increase on record, underscoring a worsening housing crunch that’s testing the government’s response. Values surged 23% in September from a year earlier, ...

Los Angeles Dodgers starter Blake Snell has been nearly unhittable throughout the 2025 MLB playoffs. After another dominant outing against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 1 of the NLCS, Snell gave ...

It's no secret that Post Credit scenes have been around for decades. Though The Marvel Cinematic Universe has become so synonymous with the Post Credit scene that audiences have become trained to wait ...

GM cancels EV lease tax credit program after concerns from Senator Moreno Program aimed to ease impact of tax credit expiration on dealers Ford's similar program status unclear, spokesperson declined ...

It seems like everyone is rocking the Pooh Shiesty mask nowadays, even ICE agents. But where does this phenomenon come from? Pooh Shiesty was recently released from federal prison. His release marks ...

Pooh Shiesty is a free man. The “Back in Blood” rapper (real name Lontrell D. Williams) was released from federal prison after serving three years of his five year and three month sentence, his lawyer ...

FICO recently announced that it will begin factoring BNPL information into its credit scoring model this fall. Experian also announced it will add data from Affirm. After a ton of back and forth and ...

In a Friday appearance on Fox News, Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) said that “57% of people who identify themselves as MAGA republicans” support an extension of Obama-era tax credits for those who buy ...

Tesla Inc. reported third-quarter deliveries that surpassed even the highest of Wall Street expectations, producing its biggest beat in more than four years, while production declined. Investors had ...

Millions of Americans who rely on health plans under the Affordable Care Act could see their premiums increase if Congress doesn’t expand key tax credits. Some could lose their insurance altogether.