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The latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war threaten to inch the world closer and closer to another global conflict.

She is now cancer-free. 

Lowenna North, 17, completes 20.5-mile swim powered by quirky snacks, sets sights on new challenges in open water feats.‌ ‌

Tiffany Banton and daughter Maggie care for Star, forming a unique bond with the joey and their family dog Hazel.‌

A new survey of 5,000 U.S. drivers revealed speeding and texting while driving are some of the worst habits on the road. 

Guernsey auction celebrates 60 years of Manhattan's cultural history with iconic items from Madonna, Dylan, and The Chelsea Hotel.‌

Chris Cuomo called out Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez over posts on social media criticizing Israel’s use of exploding pagers to target Hezbollah terrorists.

Americans are locked in a crazy custody battle for their children – with the government.

Nearly every New York City Council member ignored requests for comment on pending anti-sanctuary city legislation, despite rising illegal migrant crime.

New polling exposes that only a small minority of Georgia voters believe that Harris' major reversals on key policy issues flow from a "genuine" personal conversion.

A high-ranking Hezbollah commander and at least 15 others were killed Friday in Beirut by an Israeli air strike according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

John Fetterman said Donald Trump has a “special” bond with voters in Pennsylvania that deepened after a July 13 assassination attempt during an interview.

Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law Friday a bill banning "addictive" social media content for minors.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's decision to revoke a plea deal for 9/11 defendants likely came too late, military law experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Virtual backgrounds lead to higher fatigue compared to image or blurred backgrounds, influencing users' tiredness post-video calls.‌

It is an ill-kept secret of American politics that most of the big labor unions in the country have long been client organizations of the Democratic Party.

Stephanie Ruhle defended Kamala Harris’ refusal to provide detailed answers on policy questions, citing the “threat” Donald Trump posed to democracy.

Annual event shifts focus to ark symbolism post-Hamas atrocities, showcasing designers' response to crises through creative works.‌

Brett Kemp frustrated by lack of consultation as TfL's toilet placement affects his ability to sell home in Purley.‌ ‌

Brazil's Balneário Camboriú skyscraper, over 500m, inspired by Ayrton Senna's legacy and designed by his niece.‌