Three years after “The Terminal List” last aired new episodes, a new prequel is about to hit Prime Video. “The Terminal List: Dark Wolf” follows Taylor Kitsch’s Ben Edwards throughout his journey from ...

A man serving life in prison for the 2015 ambush killing of his ex-girlfriend in Lancaster County recently asked a judge to grant him compassionate release as he faces a terminal medical condition.

As Massachusetts taxpayers, we should be shocked at the state using our precious resources to aid the Trump regime’s hellbent focus on rounding up our immigrant neighbors, putting them in jail, and ...

Howard Lutnick, who used to be the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald and is now the US Secretary of Commerce, has announced that he wants to put GDP on the blockchain. Speaking at a cabinet meeting to ...

FORTY-NINE days on from victory over Northamptonshire Steelbacks, Durham return to Vitality Blast action tonight (6.30pm) when they host Hampshire Hawks in the club's first home quarter final since ...

The publication says the time is right to pour all of its resources into its online news operation and get its journalism “in front of the most people.” By Katie Robertson Reporting from Atlanta When ...

It sounds like Elden Ring movie director Alex Garland went the extra mile to convince FromSoftware chief Hidetaka Miyazaki to give his seal of approval to the adaptation. The Ex Machina and Civil War ...

IO Interactive has said its new James Bond game is "not a reskin" of its iconic Hitman series, but that's certainly how the journey started anyway. IOI just unveiled a significant chunk of footage ...

Lloyds is set to put thousands of its lowest-performing staff at risk of dismissal as the UK bank overhauls its strategy in a bid to embed a “high-performance culture”. The banking group plans to ...

Coca-Cola has paid nearly $100 billion in dividends over the past 15 years. ExxonMobil returned $36 billion in cash to shareholders last year, the fifth-most among S&P 500 members. Johnson & Johnson ...

EASTON, Pa. - Ghostbuster Egon Spengler, proclaimed it on the big screen 40 years ago in the 1984 blockbuster Ghostbusters. "Print is dead," he said to Secretary Jannie Melnitz. Today print isn't dead ...