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A Jewish human rights group is suing the University of California, Berkeley over its alleged "unchecked" and long-standing spread of antisemitism on the college campus, the center announced Tuesday.

Montana's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will begin its December payments, worth up to $1,751, in four days.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is investigating an employee who posted a video on social media deriding efforts by Israel to release Hamas-held hostages, according to the agency.

The Department of Homeland Security is swiftly following through on the White House's October order to harness and safeguard the use of artificial intelligence across government platforms, most notably in the fight against the fentanyl epidemic.

The Chicago Blackhawks put forward and former alternate captain Corey Perry on waivers Tuesday with the intent to terminate his contract.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) will wrap up his tour of Iowa's 99 counties on Dec. 2 as the 2024 presidential candidate looks to sway voters away from former President Donald Trump ahead of the Iowa caucuses in January.

Florida customers of Bank of America have 14 days to request to be excluded from a $500,000 settlement stemming from late-night debt collection messages.

Sandy Hook families, awarded up to $1.5 billion in judgments against Alex Jones, could settle for pennies on the dollar: $85 million over 10 years.

President Joe Biden sent an email Tuesday to nearly 1 million student borrowers alerting them that their loans had been forgiven through steps he has taken over the past three years.

Google is slated to deactivate millions of accounts beginning at the end of this week as a matter of cybersecurity.