This epic adaptation is getting epic buzz, and not just for its A-list cast. Here's everything you need to know. The post ...

The confetti has finally settled at Madison Square Gardens, giving Americans a chance to focus on the other big day that just ...

From American history and geography to patriotic symbols and famous landmarks, see how many of these classic U.S. trivia questions you can answer correctly.

New Iowa laws are on track to take effect on July 1, 2026. From speed limit changes to radon mitigation, here are a few laws that Iowans should take note of. Starting on July 1, 55 miles per hour ...

Several new California laws and rules are set to take effect on July 1, including health care worker minimum wage increases, new school requirements, and changes affecting handgun sales. Among the ...

Changes to federal student loans expected to affect millions of borrowers took effect at the start of July. A part of President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” these changes mean the end of some ...

The winning Powerball numbers in the Wednesday, July 1, drawing for the $375 million jackpot are 06, 68, 26, 39, 02 and the Powerball is 06. The cash value is $170.6 million. Numbers are drawn at ...

Wednesday not only marks the first day of July — but also when several new California laws go into effect. This year, these new laws tackle the loudness of commercials played on streaming services, ...

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California Senator Scott Wiener introduced Senate Bill 79, which is aimed at boosting housing development near transit areas. The proposed legislation will allow housing projects within a certain ...

From phone bans in schools, to utility relief and vaccines, several new laws take effect in Maryland on Wednesday with the start of the new month. The Phone Free Schools Act requires each county to ...

New laws are taking effect July 1 across Mississippi, changing how people will work and live in the state. Lawmakers faced budget problems and disagreements. Gov. Tate Reeves also vetoed some bills.