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U.S. lawmakers should agree to a funding bill for aid to Ukraine or risk making a mistake comparable to the British act of appeasement that empowered Adolf Hitler before World War II, according to the United Kingdom’s top diplomat.

Two of the three victims in the University of Nevada, Las Vegas shooting have been identified as faculty members of the institution.

Hunter Biden was hit with new criminal charges, marking the second time the president's son has faced charges since his father took office, according to a report published Thursday.

Republicans scored wins and losses in the final version of Congress’s must-pass National Defense Authorization Act.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams will meet with White House officials to discuss the city's migrant crisis on Thursday evening in a last-minute change of plans as he attends the White House's national menorah lighting ceremony.

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) denounced a man who fired a shotgun outside a Jewish temple on the first day of Hanukkah.

Ian Cramer, the 42-year-old son of Sen. Kevin Cramer (R-ND), was charged with felony manslaughter Thursday after he was allegedly involved in a crash after a police pursuit that resulted in the death of a North Dakota sheriff's deputy on Wednesday.

The University of Pennsylvania lost a $100 million donation over controversial Congressional testimony from the school's president.

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) is highlighting the Department of Education's low occupancy rate of its office space in Washington, D.C., in the face of growing concerns about students dealing with the largest learning loss in 30 years after pandemic school closures.

Former President Donald Trump appeared in Manhattan on Thursday to watch one of the last witnesses in his civil fraud case testify on his behalf, marking one of the handful of occasions the former president has made in-person appearances for the weekslong trial.