Researchers found in a new study that males born to mothers with COVID-19 infections during pregnancy were more likely to receive a neurodevelopment diagnosis such as autism spectrum disorder in the first year....Read More

Providence reached an agreement to hire George Mason’s Kim English as men’s basketball coach, following the departure of former Friars coach Ed Cooley....Read More

Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve underwent surgery on his broken right thumb and isn’t expected to resume baseball activities for at least two months, general manager Dana Brown told reporters....Read More

“Love & Death,” a true crime thriller starring Elizabeth Olsen as killer Candy Montgomery, is coming to HBO Max....Read More

The final trailer for “Dungeons and Dragons” pokes a little fun at the film franchise by placing the cast in humorous situations....Read More

The number of people filing first-time claims for unemployment insurance barely moved from week ago levels, U.S. data show, suggesting recent monetary concerns have yet to show up in the labor market....Read More

Following its peer economies, the Bank of England on Thursday opted for a 0.25 percentage point increase in its rates despite lingering concerns about the health of the global financial sector....Read More

There’s a lot to love about the quiet transition from winter to spring: more sunlight, the emergence of colorful flowers and green leaves on trees, and outdoor happy hours, naturally. But, our favorite thing about ushering...

There haven’t been any new episodes of Friends in, well, ages, but the grip that Jennifer Aniston still holds over our collective sartorial sensibilities remains strong. The actress was spotted in NYC promoting her latest project, Murder...

Immediately following the 2pm matinee performance this Sunday, March 26th, of the Lyric Opera’s eagerly awaited trio of new American operas, “Proximity,” I will be moderating the panel, “Creating Change: Arts and Activism,” a conversation with artists who are using...