Journal Editorial Report: The regime's leadership sounds unmoved by "annihilation." Photo: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images/Stephani Spindel/Zuma Press When I commanded the surge in Iraq in 2007-08, I ...

A man has been found guilty of raping and sexually abusing women he met under the pretense of seeking models for art, the Multnomah Co. DA announced on Friday. The Dougy Center specializes in ...

Apple has finally rolled out a long-awaited capability: iPad and iPhone users can now set separate volumes for their ringtones and alarms. Here's how to set the alarm volume on your iPhone separate ...

One really annoying thing about the iPhone is how alarm and ringtone volumes have always been linked. If you turned down the ringtone volume, chances are you'd probably oversleep the next morning. But ...

Like many power conference teams who faced lower-level competition this weekend, Michigan is 1-0. How it happened is unforgettable. The Wolverines didn't romp their way to a Week 1 win. Michigan ...

Most people stick to the defaults when it comes to apps like your calendar, texting app, and clock. The reality is that plenty of third-party apps do the job better, and Chrono is one of them. Far ...

After a stressful day at work, it can be nice to unwind and just hit that volume down button until your Android phone is completely silent. No calls, no meetings, no distraction — just you touching ...

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President Donald Trump on Monday renewed his push to end the nation’s twice-yearly clock changes, urging the Senate to pass Daylight Saving Time legislation. “By the way, speaking of that, let’s get ...

New “mega master” hearings that began in Chicago in May are calling as many as 185 immigrants to a single small courtroom. Many immigrants, fearful and unable to find a lawyer on short notice, are ...