China Races Ahead in Indian Ocean While India and Japan Take Baby Steps

Japan recently dispatched its largest warship to joint exercises in the Indian Ocean to signal its commitment to counter China’s expanding ambitions in the Indian Ocean, but its military cooperation w...

George R. R. Martin Says A New Game Of Thrones Book Is Coming In 2018

Fans of George R. R. Martin's epic A Song of Ice and Fire have been waiting not-so-patiently for a new installment of their favorite series. Readers have had to satisfy themselves with the author's pr...

Clayton Kershaw Exits Dodgers vs. Braves with Back Injury

Los Angeles Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw left Sunday's game against the Atlanta Braves with an apparent back injury. Though there was initially some mystery about the cause of his departure, the team a...

Google's been running a secret test to detect bogus ads — and its findings should make the industry nervous

The ad industry is trying to root out fraudulent digital ads. Google has quietly been running tests with media companies such as CBS to gauge how bad the problem is. Industry leaders are banking on a...

Navy Sub Base Advises Neighbors of Security Drills

The submarine base in Groton is advising nearby residents that security drills planned this week will include the firing of automatic weapons with blanks.

Glenn Beck on Former Blaze Anchor Tomi Lahren: ‘I Wanted To Fire Her All Along’

Glenn Beck, the face of The Blaze, whom Lahren has sued for wrongful termination, has now made his perspective on Lahren super clear.

Park City Has Launched a Fully Electric Bike-Share Program

Indiana Port Gets New Bulk Terminal Operator

An Indiana port on Lake Michigan has gotten a new bulk terminal operator which hopes to double the port's cargo volume in the next two years.

Indiana Supreme Court Rejects Kidnapping Sentence Appeal

The Indiana Supreme Court is declining to take up an appeal by a Cambridge City man who wants his 76-year kidnapping sentence thrown out or reduced.

Book About Nelson Mandela's Medical Treatment Stirs Dispute

Some relatives of Nelson Mandela say a new book by a military doctor that documents the South African leader's treatment before his 2013 death violates doctor-patient confidentiality.