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Clothing manufacturer Bentex is recalling a number of its children's clothing products over high lead levels.

Millions of Social Security recipients are set to get their next monthly retirement payments, worth an average of $1,631 per check, in 12 days.

Paul Whelan, an American the Biden administration considers to be wrongfully detained by the Russian government, was able to call his parents on Friday, providing some relief following a period of silence that left officials “deeply concerned” for his well-being.

Democrats are looking to introduce another child tax credit provision as the time nears for a year-end Congress spending bill.

Canadian TikTok star Megha Thakur died suddenly last week, her parents revealed.

President Joe Biden addressed the nation from the Roosevelt Room of the White House Friday before signing a resolution that successfully averted a national railway strike ahead of the holiday season.

The Biden administration still has not clarified whether an official in the Department of Energy is still on payroll in the days since a story that the official was charged with stealing luggage went viral.

City officials in Uvalde, Texas, are suing a local prosecutor’s office for access to records and other investigative findings related to the mass shooting at an elementary school in May that left 19 students and two teachers dead.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the business needed to maintain the principle of being “willing to allow viewpoints that are different from your own.”

Nearly three weeks after four University of Idaho students were found killed inside their off-campus home, police officers are investigating the incident to uncover who is responsible.