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Under sunny skies and warm late winter temperatures that often bring joy to University of Georgia students, many were still struggling Sunday to make sense of the Thursday murder of a 22-year-old nursing student on the UGA campus. “I’ve never heard of anything like that here,” said Angel Anaya, a graduate student from Mableton who calls Athens home now. “It’s very tough. I know people can be

This past fall, when Lauren Miller of Dallas was 13-weeks pregnant with twins, she got horrible news. One of the twins had trisomy 18, a genetic abnormality that causes about 90% of fetuses to die before birth. The other twin was healthy.

She learned from a genetic counselor that continuing to carry both fetuses could put the healthy one at risk. She saw a doctor who specializes in high

Tarrant County election administrator Heider Garcia is latest election administrator in Texas to step down over concerns about election integrity. Garcia resigned in an April 16 letter citing differences with county judge Tim O’Hare over how to administer a “quality, transparent election,” according to a letter obtained by the Star-Telegram. Michele Carew, who served as Hood County election

The United States will invest tens of billions of dollars to boost maritime cybersecurity around its strategic seaports, including by replacing China-made container cranes that officials believe could leave American infrastructure vulnerable to sabotage.

Foreign-manufactured ship-to-shore cranes, in particular those built by China's state-owned ZPMC, have been a national security