Note: Data shows estimates of proven oil reserves for 2025. Source: Oil & Gas Journal. The New York Times By Stanley Reed Reporting from London Venezuela’s oil industry would “make a lot of money” ...

Just because the last balloons have hit the ground and the din of party noisemakers has fallen silent doesn’t mean the party is over, Madison.

Don't shower on Jan. 1, 2026, if you want to be lucky next year. But there are also activities to avoid: according to lore, you shouldn’t sweep or shower if you want 2026 to be lucky. Here are five ...

To user in good fortune in 2026, avoid these if at all possible. The best way to kick off New Year's Day on the right foot is to actively avoid any activities that might invite bad luck into our lives ...

This is what you call bad timing. A Somali-born day-care owner recently announced he is running for state legislature in Minnesota — where his community and business field have been engulfed in an ...

TIMES SQUARE, Manhattan (WABC) -- It has become an annual tradition - Good Riddance Day in Times Square. It is a chance to put all the bad memories of the current year to paper and release it in hopes ...

There were plenty of reasons why the Los Angeles Chargers lost to the Houston Texans on Saturday, but the most shocking one was the fact that Cameron Dicker had the first meltdown of his career. The ...

A suspect is in custody after Washington State Patrol (WSP) said he pulled a trooper from her patrol car and stole the vehicle during a chaotic Christmas Day incident on a major interstate in Seattle.

KPRC 2 has requested bodycam footage from the Montgomery Police Department and is awaiting the department’s response. In his statement, Waggoner said the incident followed an emotionally difficult day ...

Not so fast. There are still two more games left before this horrific season comes to a close, a season that is a long way off from the promise this squad showed in the spring. At this point, the only ...

“All the ‘groovies’ are fleeing Palo Alto. If they do something groovy, they’re gone.” KIRSTEN FLYNN, an interior designer in Palo Alto, Calif., bemoaning how billionaires are buying up multiple homes ...