You’re not alone. A select group of West Australian students are challenging themselves by tackling the ATAR before reaching ...

“What we are seeing this year is more organized, more disciplined, more directed and more comprehensive than what we saw in 2020,” Bonin said. McCormick’s campaign consultant ... The McCormick ...

The Maine law goes into effect this winter, if there is no legal challenge, after an emphatic vote. Nearly 75% of voters supported the citizen initiative.

Mike Tyson is about to step back between the ropes. The boxing legend will return to the ring next week for a showdown with YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul at the 80,000-seat AT&T Stadium in ...

This year, Trump managed to win back a few states that he lost in 2020 but won in 2016, when he punctured the Democratic "blue wall" and claimed the presidency. Projected victories in North ...

It's a message that resonated with voters, whose views on the economy are more negative now than they were in 2020, despite the pandemic that brought the economy to a halt during his presidency.

Trump decisively won among voters who said their family finances were “falling behind” — a group that grew from about 2 in 10 voters in 2020 to ... House will likely challenge the ...

President Joe Biden won the popular vote when he ran against Donald Trump in 2020. Sign-up for Your Vote ... U.S. Secretary of State's 227 votes, ABC News reported. Clinton became the fifth ...

So how did Trump fare against Biden in 2020? Here is a look back at the state-by-state results. USA TODAY will publish the results for all races that the Associated Press tracks. As statewide ...

Kids and teens can make some pretty hairbrained choices sometimes. But when a kid's choice is to engage in a TikTok challenge that threatens their life, psychiatrists can struggle to understand if ...

ABC led the “Big 4” broadcast networks on ... Four years ago on Election Night 2020, an estimated 56.9 million people (including out-of-home viewership) tuned in to watch coverage of former ...

ABC chair Kim Williams says investment is needed to fund the production of Australian stories, as he also calls for the ABC to be "aggressively, consciously ambitious" in its storytelling.