Organization

Trying to replace that paper calendar hanging on the wall? The Skylight Calendar may be able to do that.

The hacking group, given the temporary name TAG-28, used Winnti malware, which it said is exclusively used by several state-sponsored Chinese groups.

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Virtual events aren't going away anytime soon, so here's how to make the most out of them.

Are your members feeling a little disconnected from the organization? Here's how to win them back.

It starts with building a strong online presence where like-minded people can find you. That's where Wild Apricot comes in. As a top-rated membership management software, it helps lessen the administrative work when managing members' data and planning out email campaigns according to organization plans.

During a segment on ESPN's "Monday Night Countdown," McFarland advised players to put their teams first, but people on Twitter are upset that he singled out African-American players when making the remarks.

Visitors searching for AmyConeyBarrett.com are redirected to a web page by Demand Justice.

D-Nice is hosting a virtual "couch party" to help the former first lady's When We All Vote organization register eligible people to vote.

The WHO noted that gaming disorder was a relatively rare condition.

"We call on the appropriate school district administrators to investigate this matter and to take appropriate action."

Donald Trump's former fixer Michael Cohen is now suing the Trump Organization over $1.9 million in unpaid legal fees.

"Fox [News] has been so aligned with Trump, really, that you can see that it is almost an arm of the West Wing," New Yorker writer Jane Mayer told CNN.

"There were always black jokes going back and forth, and he told them too."

The 34-year-old teacher was allegedly killed by a drug trafficker known as "El Chueco," or the crooked one.

Watchdog ethics groups question why government agencies are now spending more at Trump hotels and properties than in the past.

New York gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon ripped into the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency, which she has said should be disbanded.

Exercise is like a pill that greatly reduces side effects from cancer treatment.

The president's son denies boasting about getting golf course funding from Russians.

Representative Elijah Cummings wants a review similar to the one the FBI did for Hillary Clinton.

A top MS-13 leader was secretly recorded urging the leaders of regional MS-13 gangs to work together, cautioning them about snitches and ordering them to send money back to gang leadership in El Salvador, according to an indictment unsealed Thursday.

Newsweek's former Moscow bureau chief reflects on her experience interviewing Trump in Russia 30 years ago.

A small group of women had been given "provisional" memberships in 2015. Those have been revoked.

The "American Idea" hotels will have old Coca-Cola machines in the lobby and American-made toiletries.

Until cybersecurity is taken more seriously, hackers will continue to take control of entire systems with devastating consequences.

Pryor is well known for the issue over a Ten Commandments monument in Alabama.

An open letter to the GOP presidential candidate was prompted by a Newsweek article about the Trump Organization's foreign dealings.

The Republican presidential nominee responds to questions about a Newsweek article on his company's foreign entanglements.