A legal battle over a famous Mustang ends with a ruling that could change the custom car scene. Here's what it means for enthusiasts and builders.

It reignited long-running debates over artistic expression, national symbols and the country’s colonial history.

CANNES, France — As the lights dimmed for my 8:30 a.m. screening of “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning,” a tidy introduction of scenes from the previous “M:I” film caught me ...

A colorful sign reads, "Mini Print Vending Machine." Underneath art depicting a single fried egg, a strawberry, and other food items reads a promise: "4 quarters = 1 surprise print." In the video ...

Isn’t the purpose of art to share our creative endeavors? Hitler could not destroy art that he did not like. Trump will never be able to truly destroy art that he does not like.

USDA, DOGE demand states hand over personal data about food stamp recipients The Department ... and recipients that included, but was not limited to, "names, dates of birth, personal addresses ...

Mary Miller’s request to the panel to prohibit certain non-citizens from receiving food stamps. “Taxpayer-funded benefits like SNAP are intended for Americans in need, not foreigners who break ...

or STAMP site, in Genesee County. “We do not want you as a neighbor,” wrote the Tonawanda Seneca Nation’s Chief Roger Hill in a letter to Stream Data Centers on May 6. “We do not want a ...

Rondeau did not respond to requests for comment. Founded in 1879, the Art Institute is one of the country’s leading museums, with an operating budget of $120 million and a full-time staff of ...

Earlier this year, the Minneapolis City Council approved contracts worth $3.4 million ... RELATED: Minneapolis City Council votes to not recommend violence intervention contracts Both TOUCH ...

Not only did they succeed, but its pigs are now poised to enter the food chain following approval of the animals this week by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The pigs will join a very short ...

Miki Hayakawa’s “One Afternoon” (circa 1935) is part of the Smithsonian American Art Museum exhibit “Pictures of Belonging: Miki Hayakawa, Hisako Hibi and Miné Okubo.” (Miki Hayakawa ...