Theodoric Meyer covers the Senate for The Washington Post. He was previously a national political reporter and a co-author of the Early Brief, The Post's flagship political newsletter. He joined ...

The victim is in a stable condition having been hit in the arm. Chaos erupted at Corewell Health Beaumont hospital in Troy, Michigan, US, in the early hours of this morning. Police were called at ...

STANFORD, Calif. — Stanford football coach Troy Taylor mistreated female staff members and tried to have an NCAA compliance officer removed after she warned him of rules violations, according to ...

Parakeets Talking May Unlock Breakthroughs In Speech Disorder, Stroke Therapies: Study Parakeet brains and their ability to mimic human talking could help people suffering from speech disorders, ...

The Troy Trojans men's basketball team won the Sun Belt Conference Championship against the Arkansas State Red Wolves. The Trojans pulled away late in the second half with a 36-15 run to secure ...

Harvey Silikovitz missed a call from a “Jeopardy!” producer back in 2019 — the call every aspiring contestant dreams of receiving. All he had to do was call back, confirm his availability to compete ...

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Persistence is key on “Jeopardy!” — at least for one winner, who was finally able to fulfill his lifelong dream to participate on the show. Harvey Silikovitz, an attorney and “worldwide ...

West Orange native Harvey Silikovitz won $23,600 on the latest episode of "Jeopardy!" Silikovitz was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2019 and hopes his appearance on the show inspires other ...

Current “Jeopardy!” champion Harvey Silikovitz had a yearslong journey to making it on the beloved quiz show — including a missed voicemail from producers in 2019, months before he was ...

"Jeopardy!" contestant Harvey Silikovitz, shares how in 2019 he missed the call from producers to be on the show. Five months later he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.

The Delaware Supreme Court sided with Gov. Matt Meyer in his fight with state Senate leaders over nominees to the Port of Wilmington. Meyer and Senate Democrats were at odds over whether Meyer could ...