SIG Sauer faces another lawsuit involving 34 plaintiffs who claim the company’s P320 pistol has caused injury and even death from unintended discharges. The largest mass action lawsuit was filed ...

SEATTLE — Gun manufacturer Sig Sauer is confronting a new legal challenge in Washington state, where a federal lawsuit seeks class action status on behalf of residents who purchased the company's P320 ...

A man from Bothell filed a class action lawsuit on Monday against the gun manufacturer, Sig Sauer, alleging the company sold its P320 handgun with a safety defect that caused the gun to fire without ...

The school, once a progressive college, was remade by Gov. Ron DeSantis’s administration. Now, it is the first school to agree to the Trump administration’s list of demands. By Stephanie Saul New ...

The date by which nine colleges were asked to provide feedback to the Trump administration’s proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education” has passed, but the compact remains a live ...

After four universities rejected the Trump administration’s compact for higher education, the White House met Friday with a number of universities about the proposal. A White House official confirmed ...

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) on Friday rejected the Trump administration’s proposed “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education,” which would have required sweeping changes ...

DC made big waves in the comic book industry with the introduction of the Compact Comics line in 2024. The focus with these books is all on value, presenting classic comic book stories in a smaller ...

"Deadliest Catch" Captain Sig Hansen isn’t afraid of the sea, but he’s no longer pretending he’s invincible. After decades of battling brutal conditions in the Bering Sea, Hansen, 59, is now facing ...

After decades of battling brutal waters and risking his life on the tumultuous Bering Sea, "Deadliest Catch" star Captain Sig Hansen admits he’s starting to see things differently – especially when it ...

Sig Sauer, which makes the M17 and M18 pistols used by the U.S. military, issued a response after facing criticism over concerns about their sidearms after an airman was killed when an M18 discharged.