The Windows Start menu is how you launch all your apps, but it probably shouldn't be. Raycast is so much better.

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Anyone who has installed the latest October update for Windows 11 should be cautious: Microsoft confirms that problems with USB keyboards and mice may occur after installing update KB5066835. After ...

Everybody with a social media account knows that outages happen. From Meta’s Facebook and Instagram hiccup last year to X.com’s brief problem earlier this year, it’s inevitable for an occasional ...

“All systems are flashing red,” Clea Schumer, a researcher at the World Resources Institute, one of the organizations involved in the report, said last week on a call with reporters. “There’s no doubt ...

The mother of a high school student shared with Fox News Digital how her daughter was inspired by Charlie Kirk to start a Turning Point USA chapter at her school. "She was deeply moved by Charlie's ...

The New York Jets made a splash in free agency this past offseason when the franchise signed quarterback Justin Fields to a two-year, $40 million contract. However, Fields hasn't proved to be the ...

NEW YORK -- In his first public comments regarding the NFL's only winless team, New York Jets owner Woody Johnson expressed a level of optimism Tuesday that few have for his team. Johnson, speaking at ...

Bill Belichick surely didn’t envision a world where he needs to release a statement alongside UNC saying that he remains fully committed to the college football program just five games into his tenure ...

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MILWAUKEE — The reason the Milwaukee Brewers are in the National League Championship Series is because of plays like the one that ended the fourth inning Monday night. A strange, one-in-a-million, 400 ...

The sight was staggering in Prince George's County, Md., home to more than 60,000 federal workers: middle-class professionals lined up for boxes of pasta, protein and produce to feed their families.