The rise of mobile apps in 2026: How smartphones are transforming everyday services
Every New Zealander has a touchscreen phone, which is versatile and convenient and designed to make life easier.
Every New Zealander has a touchscreen phone, which is versatile and convenient and designed to make life easier.
Every powerful actor in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict professes to seek peace.
Each March, I crawl out of winter, bleary-eyed and disoriented, like someone who’s been held captive in a cave for decades and can’t remember how to navigate the world.
Tyler Jones, the wunderkind who was put in charge of overhauling the approach of UVA Athletics toward money, is leaving for a job at Stanford.
Choosing a software development company usually starts the same way. A team opens a few ranking pages and scans hourly rates.
It’s really late to be asking this, but a local group is hoping to get the Virginia DEQ to grant an extension on a request from Northrup Grumman for an environmental permit for small-scale emissions related to its $200 million facility in Waynesboro.
A headline in my email box today reminded me of what’s wrong with the American news media. “Kevin Federline,” the headline screamed at me, “Breaks Silence on Ex-Wife Britney Spears Voluntarily Checking Into Rehab.” Stop the presses, indeed.
Baseball has always been a game of numbers. Batting averages, earned run averages, and home run totals measure performance.
Times are tough right now for former UVA Baseball coach Brian O’Connor at his new gig, Mississippi State, which got swept at home over the weekend by Tennessee.
An art collective will soon call the Virginia Metalcrafters building in Waynesboro home with a new vibrant space for artists of all ages.