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The crash of a U.S. Osprey on Wednesday killed at least one crew member. A search was continuing for the aircraft and the seven others on board.
Phillip Hancock, 59, is scheduled to receive a three-drug lethal injection at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary in McAlester despite a clemency recommendation.
Truce in Gaza extended another day but talks over remaining hostages held by Hamas could get tougher
As word of the extension came, gunmen opened fire on people waiting for buses near Jerusalem, killing at least three of them, according to police.
DeSantis and Newsom will face off in a Fox News event featuring two governors with White House hopes
There won’t be an audience, but the moderator is Fox host Sean Hannity, who has sparred with Newsom during past television appearances.
The question is how to split it among the 23 member countries, some of whom already accepted lower production targets at the last OPEC+ meeting in Vienna in June.
Millions of people consume drinking water from lead pipes, and the agency said tighter standards would improve IQ scores in children and reduce high blood pressure and heart disease in adults.
Negotiations on extending the truce came down to the wire, with last-minute disagreements over the hostages to be freed by Hamas in exchange for another day of a halt in fighting.
Starting in the 1930s, the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree tradition has drawn thousands of visitors to the city each year during the holiday season.
Former White House national security advisor and secretary of state Henry Kissinger has died at age 100.
Daryl Hall has accused his longtime music partner John Oates of committing the “ultimate partnership betrayal” by planning to sell his share of the Hall & Oates duo’s joint venture without the other’s permission, Hall said in a court declaration supporting his lawsuit to keep the transaction paused.
The papers will override a handwritten will from 2010 that was found at Franklin’s suburban Detroit home around the same time in 2019.
The dismissal is an apparent national first with similar lawsuits pending in Arkansas and Utah.
About 300 surviving animals in the contiguous U.S. live in fragmented, isolated groups at high elevations.
Sternhagen won a Tony for best featured actress in a play in 1974 for her role in Neil Simon’s “The Good Doctor."
The trip comes as Biden struggles with low approval ratings while he prepares for a likely 2024 rematch against former President Donald Trump, leaving Democrats eager for opportunities to score political points against Republicans.
The former first lady, who died Nov. 19 at the age of 96, had her intimate funeral at Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, where she and her husband spent decades welcoming guests and where a wooden cross Jimmy Carter fashioned in his woodshop is displayed.
Copper inductive charging coils allow vehicles equipped with receivers to charge up their batteries while driving, idling or parking above the coils.
Rep. George Santos has survived two previous expulsion efforts in his first year in Congress and has said he will not seek reelection, but the hands-off approach this time could tip the scales against him.
UAW will try to organize workers at all US nonunion factories after winning new contracts in Detroit
The organizing drive comes after a six-week series of strikes at factories run by Ford, General Motors and Jeep maker Stellantis that ended with new contracts.
The Kraft Heinz Co. is bringing dairy-free macaroni and cheese to the U.S. for the first time.
GOP considers holding formal vote to authorize Biden impeachment as White House questions legitimacy
Republicans are considering holding an official House vote next month to authorize their impeachment inquiry into Joe Biden as the party looks to formalize a process that has yet to yield any direct evidence of wrongdoing by the president.
The National Christmas Tree in front of the White House fell down during high winds but later was hoisted back upright, and its lighting ceremony will go ahead as scheduled.
Trump embraces the Jan. 6 rioters on the trail. In court, his lawyers hope to distance him from them
Defense attorneys have made clear their strategy involves distancing the former president from the horde of rioters, whom they describe as “independent actors at the Capitol.”
Arkansas brings back Bobby Petrino as offensive coordinator 11 years after he was fired amid scandal
Petrino’s career has taken him all over college football and the NFL, often leaving a mess behind after some notable peaks.
Lawyer Randy Fishman told a Memphis probate judge that mentions of Oher being adopted by Sean and Leigh Anne Tuohy will be taken off advertising for public speaking engagements and the couple’s websites immediately.
Coast guard aircraft and patrol boats found one person, who was later pronounced dead at a nearby hospital, and gray-colored debris believed to be from the aircraft, an official said.
At the center of the dispute: Darlene Williams had two wills, according to records filed in Lincoln County, South Dakota.
Even with the large increase, U.S. life expectancy is only back to 77 years, 6 months — about what it was two decades ago.
She was charged with a count of murder and could face a sentence of 25 years to life in state prison if convicted.
Hunter Biden offers to testify publicly before Congress, setting up a potential high-stakes face-off
Hunter Biden’s lawyer called the inquiry a “fishing expedition.”
Expelling Rep. George Santos, a Republican from New York, would require support from at least two-thirds of House members voting.
Charlie Munger, who helped Warren Buffett build Berkshire Hathaway into an investment powerhouse, has died. He was 99.
The National Christmas Tree in front of the White House fell down Tuesday afternoon amid high winter winds.
The former president, who is 10 months into home hospice care and hasn’t been seen in public since September, stayed Monday night at The Carter Center, CEO Paige Alexander said, steps from where the former first lady lay in repose.
Mediators are meeting in Qatar in hopes of extending the truce.
Ransomware attack prompts multistate hospital chain to divert some emergency room patients elsewhere
Ardent Health Services said it cannot yet confirm the extent of any patient health or financial information that has been compromised.
The Biden administration underscored to the Israelis that they must operate with far greater precision in southern Gaza than they did in the north, officials said.
Revolt announced Combs’ decision on social media Tuesday, and it's not clear when he will return to his media company.
In new challenge to indictment, Trump’s lawyers argue he had good basis to question election results
A defense motion filed late Monday in federal court in Washington asserts that Trump was not obligated to accept at face value the judgments of government officials who found no widespread fraud in the election.
The woman is seeking unspecified monetary damages.
The loans are a focus of New York Attorney General Letitia James’ lawsuit contending that Trump and his company deceived lenders and insurers by giving them financial statements that baldly overstated his asset values and overall net worth.
Sytch, who was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2011, pleaded no contest in August to driving under the influence, manslaughter and other charges.
They got trapped on Nov. 12, when a landslide caused a portion of the 4.5-kilometer (2.8-mile) tunnel they were building in Uttarakhand state in India to collapse about 200 meters (650 feet) from the entrance.
The list of the accused contained many familiar names from past #MeToo scandals and a few new ones.
Gershkovich is the first American reporter to be charged with espionage in Russia since 1986.
Suspect in shooting of 3 men of Palestinian descent near the University of Vermont pleads not guilty
He appeared in court Monday by video from jail, speaking only to confirm his identity.
“Magic, Wonder and Joy” is the theme this year, the Bidens’ third in the White House.
Family, friends, fans and veterans of the music world mourned the loss of the Grammy-nominated singer who was considered a musical powerhouse and an integral part of New Orleans’ music legacy.
Blinken will return to Israel and the West Bank to discuss further extensions of the Gaza cease-fire
Blinken will travel to Israel and the West Bank after attending Ukraine-focused meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday in Brussels and Skopje, where foreign ministers from NATO and the Organization for Peace and Security in Europe are gathering.
The deal for two additional days of cease-fire, announced by Qatar, raised hopes for further extensions, which also allow more aid into Gaza.
