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The government style book has officially designated people from Indiana what they've long called themselves: Hoosiers.

Anthropologist Robin Dunbar believes the evolutionary structure of social networks limits us to 150 meaningful relationships at a time — even with the rise of social media.

Wanis Kabbaj wants traffic to flow smoothly and efficiently, like the blood in our veins. He says driverless cars may be the solution to today's highway gridlock.

In northeast Houston, Furr High School once had a reputation no school wants. Now, school administrators are turning to innovative programs to turn things around.

The J.R. Simplot company sells twisted french fries called "Sidewinders." The Times-News of Idaho reports the company is suing McCain Foods, which sells new "Twisted Potato" fries.

The “mockumentary” film-maker has been using a set formula for two decades built on silly concepts and improvised scripts.

A judge has ruled each of the 13 children of a black motorist killed by a white University of Cincinnati police officer at a traffic stop will receive...

The passenger who was dragged off that United flight on Sunday, David Dao, has been discharged from a hospital and is expected to file a lawsuit.

A London company is looking to hire an emoji translator. That's because while software can translate actual languages, emojis need a real life human being.

Sessions denied reports of a possible undisclosed meeting with the Russian ambassador during the 2016 campaign. Here are his full prepared remarks, with analysis from NPR journalists.