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ABC's Steven Portnoy recaps the first day of arguments.
A quarter of Americans over 50-years-old tell AARP they never plan to retire.
More changes might be coming to school lunches.
If Donald Trump is incarcerated for violating a gag order, what would that look like? Brad Garrett tells us.
Steve Broderick says he voted against a ban on short-term rentals in the Town of Lewiston and would have preferred to see them regulated.
The Bills will make their selection in the 11 o'clock hour according to Sal. Or will they trade up?
FAFSA delays have caused some local schools to push 'Decision Day' back to the summer.
Steven Portnoy tells us more on what the court will discuss.
Lewiston Town Board member John Jacoby tells us what led to the Town's ban.
ABC's Jim Ryan tells us what's leading to a drop in IQ scores.
David Pecker was once again on the witness stand. We have more from inside the Manhattan courthouse.
Niagara Falls made nearly $15 million from hotels alone during the weekend of the Total Solar Eclipse.
Starbucks workers in Memphis are taking their case to the Supreme Court. They were fired after announcing they were intending to form a union.
Rabbi Alex Lazarus Klein is a Columbia alum. He says he does not think students are being deliberately antiemetic, but it does create a hostile environment.
ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more about the case.
A fight over the sale of a PlayStation led to a student being stabbed at Lafayette High School in Buffalo. Riverside teacher Marc Bruno discusses what more needs to be done to protect students.
ABC's Mike Dobuski explains why TikTok is once again at risk of being banned in the US.
The Sabres are reuniting with Lindy Ruff as the team's next head coach.
The new state budget has passed. Jack O'Donnell highlights the key parts of the plan.
The rights of the homeless are up for debate in the Supreme Court. ABC's Steven Portnoy tells us more.
Raw Story editor-in-chief Dave Levinthal says there's growing concern over protests of the Israel-Hamas war on college campuses. Also, the latest on Trump's hush money trial.
Trump's defense team opened their statements by telling the jury that his actions regarding alleged hush money payments were not a crime and the former president did not intend to commit a crime. The first witness also spoke.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is garnering criticism from his party over a new aid bill.
Siena pollster Steve Greenberg analyzes the school's latest poll that tackles several issues.
The Bills announced on Friday that a minority stake of the team is for sale. Also, its's Draft week!
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