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Republicans hit the pause button on their plans to elect a House speaker Wednesday afternoon as they worked to unite their GOP conference behind giving the gavel to Rep. Steve Scalise.

The slaughter at Kibbutz Be'eri in Israel is being described as "ground zero" of the atrocities committed by Hamas terrorists in Israel.

A Connecticut man who found a bag containing nearly $5,000 in cash outside a bank and claimed "finders-keepers" had a criminal charge against him dropped Wednesday after he gave the money back.

Southern California basketball coach Andy Enfield said Bronny James, the oldest son of NBA superstar LeBron James, is "doing well" nearly three months after the prized recruit went into cardiac arrest while participating in a practice on campus.

"The Hamas attack on Israel is a warning to America about the risks of our open border," writes Chuck DeVore in an analysis for The Federalist.

Poker players confident in their cards will often "throw all their chips on the table," risking all their money on a single hand. President Biden's reelection campaign has made a similar determination.

Wisconsin Republicans moved closer Wednesday to a Senate floor vote on a bill that would spend tens of millions of dollars to address pollution from PFAS chemicals.

On June 29, the Biden administration proposed a new rule that would injure small, independent oil and gas producers while providing little benefit.

President Biden and Democrats are outdoing history in the disasters they have brought to foreign affairs and to the American middle class who live by the rules, struggle with family budgets and work hard.

Donald Trump obtained hundreds of millions of dollars in loans using financial statements that a court has since deemed fraudulent, a retired bank official testified Wednesday at the former president's New York civil fraud trial.

Majority Leader Steve Scalise's nomination as the GOP candidate for the speaker's gavel means that his current job could open up, and lawmakers are lining up to replace him.

A woman awaiting trial in the killing of professional cyclist Anna Moriah Wilson tried to run from officers escorting her to a doctor appointment Wednesday, authorities said.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Sen. Tom Cotton will seek to pass legislation by unanimous consent next week to block the release of $6 billion in Iranian assets by President Biden.

Moments after the Baltimore Orioles were eliminated by Texas in the AL Division Series -- swept for the first time all year -- manager Brandon Hyde couldn't help but look toward a future that should be very exciting.

White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby on Wednesday said there are a "very small number" of Americans believed to be held hostage by Hamas following the terror attacks on Israel.

Former NFL player Sergio Brown was arrested in Southern California in connection with the death of his mother, authorities said, as he tried to reenter the United States from Mexico just weeks after the 73-year-old woman was found slain behind her suburban Chicago home.

Archaeologists have almost finished unearthing a 19th-century wooden boat found by Florida road crews last week, the Florida Department of Transportation announced Wednesday.

North Carolina appears to have had a significant decline in abortions performed in the first month after new restrictions approved by state legislators took effect, according to estimates released Wednesday by a research group.

In a setback to California gun rights advocates, a federal appeals court has temporarily blocked a lower court's ruling that the state cannot ban gun owners from having detachable magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.

Children of military service members and civilian defense employees in schools run by the Pentagon led the nation in math and reading last year, improving even after COVID-19 disruptions.

That's how one Israeli general framed the ghastliness discovered after Hamas terrorists targeted women, children and the elderly, brutally murdering hundreds of innocent Israelis and wreaking absolute mayhem.

Some of the civilians who attended a music festival in Re'im, Israel, managed to flee to a nearby concrete shelter when Hamas militants attacked the outdoor concert venue.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine called for voters to reject a proposal that would allow virtually unlimited abortion in the Buckeye State, as the campaign on the abortion-rights measure Issue 1 heats up ahead of next month's election.

China-Iran relations emerged as a topic of discussion this week when a Senate delegation led by Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer met with Chinese leaders in Beijing.

A senior U.S. diplomat broke into tears describing the violence perpetrated by Hamas in southern Israel.