Legendary rock band Scorpions will be performing in Malta on June 16, as the German outfit celebrates five decades on the circuit. The band will be performing at MFCC, Ta' Qali, in what promises to be ...

Soul Asylum is going back to the future. The Minneapolis band, best known for the top five 1993 hit “Runaway Train,” is ...

Earlier this month, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a bill banning cell phones during instructional time in K-12 classrooms, joining nearly three dozen other states with similar restrictions.

When heading out on a vacation, the last thing you want to worry about is items using up electricity while you’re not home. From small kitchen appliances to gaming consoles, some devices continue to ...

The average U.S. household pays around $140 to $170 for electricity each month, though that amount varies greatly depending on where you live and the season. Still, whether you wake up in Hawaii or ...

Courtney Barnett has made her discomfort with pedestals clear. Even as the music press has heralded her as an icon, a wunderkind, the voice of a generation, she’s always worked to foster a second, ...

Corin Cesaric-Epple is a Flex Editor at CNET. She received her bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Before joining CNET, she covered crime at People Magazine and ...

A simple habit that can cut energy costs and make your home safer. We may not think twice about leaving some things around our home plugged in. But others, that we might leave in the outlets, should ...

Phantom energy, often referred to as vampire power, is a significant contributor to rising household energy costs and environmental concerns. Homeowners aiming to reduce their utility bills can start ...

Waking up to a 100% battery on your phone may feel "safe," but you're likely sabotaging your phone's long-term health in the process. While phones are smart enough to stop a literal explosion if you ...

This week on the Politics Unplugged Podcast, Dennis Welch discusses SRP board elections, voting structure, democracy debates, and Oscar movie reviews with guests.