Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Saturday expressed his gratitude to Microsoft founder Bill Gates for gifting him a copy of his upcoming book titled ‘Source Code’. The Chief ...

A recently filed piece of legislation would require public and charter schools in Oklahoma to submit a list of library ...

For a variety of reasons — including their own policies — the cities just had two of the worst housing years among locales in ...

In most Arizona counties, voters can show up at any polling location to cast their ballot on Election Day. But some Republican lawmakers want to do away with that system and instead assign every voter ...

As part of an ongoing effort to eradicate “obscene” and “harmful” books or curricular material from Indiana schools, a new ...

Bill Gates knew he would be judged. His first book, The Road Ahead, published during the rapid rise of the internet in the mid-1990s, was packed with so many predictions that some were destined to ...

The bill is intended to benefit small businesses and stimulate local outlets that are struggling across the state.

Bill Belichick may not call Foxborough home these days. But the Patriots legend and current head coach of UNC made a return to Massachusetts this week to recruit several promising football players ...

North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick and school officials have signed his official employment contract, formalizing last month’s hiring after speculation that the six-time Super Bowl ...

Bill Belichick has signed on the dotted line. After a report last week about Belichick not yet signing his UNC contract sparked more speculation about the 72-year-old potentially weighing a move ...

The University of North Carolina released details regarding head football coach Bill Belichick's contract Thursday. ESPN's Pete Thamel posted snippets of the contract on X, showing that Belichick ...

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