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Production of Tesla’s Cybertruck will wind down next year.
Conservation officers are searching for a grizzly bear that killed a woman and her daughter in British Columbia, Canada, over the weekend.
Thomas Markle, the father of Prince Harry’s wife Meghan, was arrested Friday morning by federal agents in Florida on charges related to child sexual abuse material, people familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
Jay Rockefeller, the last member of his family’s political dynasty who served as West Virginia’s governor and later a longtime U.S. senator, has died.
A suburban Denver officer was killed and three others were wounded during a firefight on a transit bus.
A federal judge early Friday blocked the Trump administration from breaking ground on a towering memorial arch for 14 days.
A key federal panel has given final approval to President Donald Trump’s proposed memorial arch near downtown Washington, clearing a key hurdle on the road to breaking ground.
Four men named in a former Cornell University student’s lawsuit are joining a co-defendant’s effort to block New York’s attorney general from leading a reopened criminal investigation into the woman’s gang rape allegations.
Dolly Parton’s longtime manager moved Thursday to drop a complaint that accused the late singer’s nephew of threatening her estate and its employees.
A fire in a multifamily row house in New York has killed six people and injured nine others.
Florida has carried out a record-tying 19th execution of the year as three states were administering the death penalty on the same day.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Thursday that he’ll change all death sentences in the state to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
Authorities say that bomb threats have targeted more than a dozen flights in Europe, leading to a slew of emergency landings and military escorts in some cases.
One of NASA’s premier space telescopes plunged to Earth on Wednesday, ending its 22-year investigation of the universe’s biggest explosions.
A female postal worker shot two fellow employees at the main post office in Iowa’s capital city Thursday before being captured nearby, authorities said.
Harmeet Dhillon, a conservative attorney who oversaw a radical reshaping of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, celebrated the mass departures of career lawyers and spearheaded sweeping investigations into elite universities, has resigned from her post.
A brutal sell-off swept through Wall Street Thursday, led by stocks tied to the buildout of AI data centers.
President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a proclamation that he said will prevent future changes to the Oval Office and Cabinet Room as he has redesigned them.
Students using Google software in the classroom will not be allowed to access the company’s search engine unless their school system also opts in to using artificial intelligence, the tech giant said Tuesday.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray will miss at least the next game because of a hamstring strain, coach Kevin O’Connell announced on Thursday.
The missing girl told another child she met online that she had run away and was being held against her will at a man’s house in Oregon.
Campaigning relentlessly across Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed didn’t highlight the possibility that he could become the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Senate. But with victory in hand, he savored his triumph over the vitriol aimed at him and his fellow Muslim Americans.
Trump administration held talks with Iran on deporting Iranians during the war, court documents show
Court documents reveal President Donald Trump's administration held secret talks with Iran about deporting Iranians during the ongoing war.
Elon Musk spent at least $445 million in a gambit to help Republicans keep control of Congress, an amount roughly equivalent to someone on a $100,000 annual salary saving every penny for 4,400 years.
President Donald Trump’s lawyers are due in court to try to persuade a New York appeals court to throw out his hush money conviction.
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