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Six people were shot, two of whom died, in Philadelphia on Tuesday.

The United States conducted airstrikes against two facilities used by Iran and Iranian-supported proxies in Iraq on Wednesday morning local time.

A small single-engine aircraft crashed in Plano, Texas, near a populated area.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation's board of directors announced the creation of a special committee on Tuesday to help investigate allegations of a "toxic" workplace culture and sexual harassment.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to a deal that will secure the release of dozens of hostages who were kidnapped during the Oct. 7 terrorist attacks in exchange for a temporary ceasefire, added humanitarian aid, and the release of Palestinians held in Israel.

Ford said Tuesday it is scaling back a planned $3.5 billion investment in an electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan. The news comes as U.S. automakers look to scale down their aggressive production targets for the vehicles amid slower-than-expected consumer demand.

Former President Donald Trump bashed President Joe Biden and the Democratic Party, accusing them of "destroying our democracy."

NASA released a new image of a star forming region with significant detail of the thousands of stars in the area. The image was captured with the James Webb Space Telescope.

A Pennsylvania judge ruled that undated mail-in ballots that arrive on time in the state should be counted.

The Pentagon faced heavy criticism Tuesday from House Republicans after it requested $114 million for the Defense Department's Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and accessibility initiatives for the next fiscal year.