It’s not often you see major companies reverting unpopular changes to their apps, but that’s exactly what Google’s doing to its cropping tools within Photos’ built-in editor. With today’s announcement ...

The MetroWest housing market is shifting back toward traditional seasonal patterns after a recent fall surge, according to a local Realtor. Home prices are still rising, but at a more gradual rate ...

EA and Battlefield Studios have plans to tweak aim assist settings for Battlefield 6 controller users – but that hasn’t stopped PC players from digging into the files to turn off crossplay. Senior ...

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Toppin is not in the starting lineup for Monday's preseason game against the Spurs, Scott Agness of FieldhouseFiles.com reports. Pascal Siakam is returning to the lineup Monday, forcing Toppin to play ...

The Trump administration is fighting California air regulators’ attempt to reinstate older vehicle emission rules after Congress revoked its nation-leading electric vehicle sales mandates. But EPA ...

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order Friday that will change the Department of Defense to become the Department of War, according to a report. The “new” name will actually ...

CAROLINE COUNTY, Va. — A Virginia military installation's name has been changed to Fort A.P. Hill, honoring three Union soldiers who received the Medal of Honor during the Civil War. The base now ...

Cracker Barrel announced that it is reverting to its "Old Timer" logo hours after Trump lambasted the change. Cracker Barrel's stocks have already rebounded after losing nearly $10 in a single day.

Cracker Barrel CBRL6.42%increase; green up pointing triangle said it is reverting to its “Old Timer” logo after a rebrand ignited a culture war. “We said we would listen, and we have. Our new logo is ...

Cracker Barrel announced Aug. 26 that it is dropping its much-criticized new logo and returning to the "Old Timer." "We thank our guests for sharing your voices and love for Cracker Barrel. We said we ...