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The record high comes after Republican lawmakers and the White House agreed to temporarily lift the nation's $31.4 trillion debt limit last year
Bob Menendez allegedly introduced a member of the Qatari royal family to businessman seeking investments in a real estate project
Former President Donald Trump is appealing a decision by Maine's Democratic secretary of state that he cannot be on the ballot there because he violated a constitutional ban against people who "engaged in insurrection" holding office
Cheap bottled beer is becoming more attractive to drinkers, putting further pressure on the local favorite, tonto
Researchers looked into requests to a telemedicine service from people who were not pregnant
The Spanish player was kissed on the lips after the final match by Spain's soccer president Luis Rubiales; the incident sparked outrage across the soccer world
Vocalist and pianist was a founder of soul-jazz and a favorite source for sampling by hip-hop performers
Entry into JFK's Terminal 4 was temporarily restricted Monday afternoon to ticketed passengers, employees and people with what authorities consider a valid reason to be there.
Hundreds of thousands of people line streets for annual holiday event
USS Gerald R. Ford was sent to the Eastern Mediterranean to be within striking distance of Israel since the day after Hamas' October 7 attacks
That's about twice as many who mentioned the topic in the AP-NORC poll conducted a year ago
Narrow vote overturns law that prevents judges from overturning government decisions they deem ‘unreasonable'
The latest suspect, a 41-year-old German-Turkish man, was detained Sunday night in the western city of Bochum
Stunning fireworks displays bloomed at iconic locations like the Acropolis in Athens, Greece; reflected in the sleek glass walls of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates; and accompanied a collective cheer filling the air in Nairobi, Kenya
The state's minimum wage is expected to increase every year until it reaches $17 in New York City and its suburbs, and $16 in the rest of the state by 2026
Texas to give police even broader powers to apprehend migrants
The U.S.-based Japanese player and her partner, rapper Cordae, became parents to daughter Shai in Los Angeles in July.
The world lost several notable politicians, entertainers, athletes and others in 2023.
Australia-born Pilger, who had been based in Britain since 1962, worked for the left-leaning Daily Mirror newspaper, broadcaster ITV’s investigative program “World In Action” and for the Reuters news agency
The detentions Sunday come only days after a 30-year-old Tajik man was taken into custody in relation to an alleged plot to attack the world-famous cathedral by Islamic extremists
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