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The charges against a Washington, D.C., climate activist have been dropped after he was arrested in October on claims that he assaulted police officers.

Gas stoves won't be banned any time soon, but they do emit hazardous missions that could present "indoor air quality hazards," the White House said Wednesday.

First lady Jill Biden is recovering in good spirits after doctors removed multiple cancerous lesions during a scheduled Mohs surgery at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Wednesday.

The Republican-led House approved two anti-abortion bills on Wednesday, legislation intended to communicate the GOP majority's opposition to abortion and disapproval of the Biden administration.

Russia will send a rescue pod to the International Space Station next month, to rescue three stranded crew members after a micrometeoroid left a hole in their original vessel last month.

NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson unveiled his new No. 84 Wednesday, a reverse of the number he previously raced under.

Colorado residents who filed their 2021 taxes only need to wait a little less than three weeks before they receive some extra money thanks to a tax rebate.

California residents who have been affected by recent severe weather will be given an extra month to file their taxes from last year.

The White House on Wednesday defended President Joe Biden's record on immigration, saying that no president had done more to secure the southern border than him.

Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) responded to critics on social media in simple terms on Wednesday after he missed voting this week because he was attending the funeral of one of his fellow Navy SEAL veterans.