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Steve Bannon on Thursday accused Manhattan prosecutors of attempting to silence him ahead of the upcoming midterm elections with new criminal charges.

Senate Democrats are quick to give their stamp of approval on President Biden labeling "MAGA Republicans" a threat to democracy and semi-fascists.

The Justice Department said Thursday that it was appealing a judge's decision granting the appointment of an independent arbiter to review records seized by the FBI from former President Donald Trump's Florida home.

The Department of Interior removed the word "squaw" from the names of nearly 650 geographic features on Thursday, citing the word's association with being a racist and sexist slur for indigenous women.

Washington's first game of the year contains no shortage of storylines, even in a showdown between teams that were 7-10 and 3-14 (Jacksonville) a season ago.

House Oversight Committee Republicans suspect the Department of Homeland Security is using taxpayer dollars to buy solar panels and components made in China by enslaved people.

President Biden on Thursday mourned the death of Queen Elizabeth II by praising her as a "stateswoman of unmatched dignity."

Ten plaintiffs have filed a class action complaint against the city of Portland, Oregon, for allowing homeless people's tents to block sidewalks.

Man's earliest known mammal ancestor has been uncovered thanks to its teeth.

U.S. officials are considering broadening recommendations for who gets vaccinated against monkeypox, possibly to include many men with HIV or those recently diagnosed with other sexually transmitted diseases.

Maryland's Roman Hemby is establishing his own empire at running back, a homecoming for DJ Glaze, and a unique road game in this week's Terps Top Three

Former Disney CEO Bob Iger said Wednesday that the family entertainment giant backed out of an agreement to buy Twitter because a "substantial portion" of its users were bots.

The White House said Thursday it will make an all-out push to get Americans to roll up their sleeves for another COVID-19 shot, framing a reformulated booster shot as the start of a fall tradition alongside the yearly flu shot.

Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-serving monarch in the history of the United Kingdom, died Thursday afternoon at Balmoral Castle in Scotland, her summer residence, Buckingham Palace announced at 6:30 p.m. London time. She was 96 years of age and had reigned for more than 70 years.

A new survey suggests that teens confide mental health struggles to teachers more than their parents, sharing family dynamics at school while telling parents only about campus stress.

Some alcohol restrictions in Qatar will be lifted for the 2022 World Cup later this year, but the country's authorities are warning soccer fans around the globe to not push the envelope.

Mistakes aplenty have occurred in the unprecedented battle against COVID-19, but governing in the modern era apparently means never having to explain.

Key milestones in the life of Queen Elizabeth II, who died Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland at age 96 after serving more than seven decades on the throne.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a legend in her own mind. A rock star with an air guitar. The leading actress in a movie all about her that was never made -- and never will be.

Kellogg's has a new instant cereal containing dehydrated milk powder, the company announced Thursday.

Virginia's 7th Congressional District is the site of a fierce midterm battle over which candidate is more pro-police, pitting two women with law enforcement backgrounds against each other.

This month, the CIA and State Department will honor and remember four American heroes who were killed during the firefight with terrorists at the U.S. diplomatic compound and CIA annex in Benghazi.

Major freight railroads, in a bid to apply pressure on unions and Congress, say a strike that could come after a key deadline passes next week would cost the economy more than $2 billion a day and disrupt deliveries of all kinds of goods and passenger traffic nationwide.

Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and a symbol of stability across much of a turbulent century, died Thursday. She was 96.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser declared a public emergency Thursday over the thousands of illegal immigrants that have been bussed into the District from Arizona and Texas.