Anderson and Eckard’s lawsuit claimed that the OSAA violated their first amendment rights for viewpoint-based discrimination ...

Two-thirds of people in the United States believe the economy and the nation's dealings with other countries are headed in the wrong direction, and a majority say the new US tariffs on imported goods ...

An ambulance driving the wrong way nearly caused a collision with jockeys and horses Saturday during the eighth race at Evangeline Downs in Opelousas. A video circulating on social media shows eight ...

An ambulance that is supposed to provide medical attention to jockeys nearly caused a human and equine tragedy by going the wrong way toward a field of speeding Quarter Horses running in Saturday ...

Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify that the survey was conducted statewide, but there was an “oversample” of participants in Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, Josephine, and Klamath ...

Two-thirds of the American public say the country has gotten off on the wrong track, according to a poll released Sunday by ABC News, The Washington Post and Ipsos. The survey, conducted last week, ...

Over 6 in 10 say Trump and GOP are out of touch. Even more say that about Dems. Two-thirds of Americans say that the country is "pretty seriously off on the wrong track," while just under a third say ...

Georgia State fans are still trying to figure out how things have gotten so bad so early in Dell McGee's time as the football team's head coach. They're staring at a 1-7 record and another ...

“In a world of what the F, I present to you, what the F. This may be the biggest F I’ve ever what’ed,” the race commentator said during the live broadcast of an AFM event at Buttonwillow last weekend.

Williams has released the album’s first track, “The World’s Gone Wrong,” as an advance digital single. It’s one of two songs featuring guest vocals by Spencer. The introspective roots-rock tune finds ...

Several new polls include a version of the familiar right track/wrong direction poll question. As the Roper Center’s archive of surveys shows, pollsters have been asking this question since at least ...