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The retrial began on Monday for Mark Jensen, a man who has been twice convicted in the death of his wife in 1998.

The Washington Examiner's Anna Giaritelli described some of the conditions in El Paso, Texas, as President Joe Biden embarked Sunday on his first trip to the southern border.

China will be passing new rules to restrict the availability of artificial intelligence-powered image and text generators, the first attempt by a national agency to curtail the popular technology.

President Joe Biden didn’t have a Sister Souljah moment at the border, but he did try another tactic of former President Bill Clinton: triangulation.

Millions are no longer able to dial 411 to access operator and directory assistance.

Indonesian officials issued a tsunami warning in the country early Tuesday morning local time, just minutes after the country was shaken by a 7.9 earthquake.

A bloody knife was recovered from the Massachusetts home of Ana and Brian Walshe, with the latter being seen buying over $400 worth of cleaning supplies the day after his wife went missing.

EL PASO, Texas — Eight Democratic and Republican senators will follow President Joe Biden’s short visit to the U.S.-Mexico border with an extensive two-day trip in El Paso and Arizona, meeting with federal, state, and local officials responding to the immigration crisis.

Brazil has not asked the U.S. to extradite Jair Bolsonaro, the country's former president, after his supporters stormed the National Congress, Supreme Court, and presidential palace in Brasilia in scenes reminiscent of Jan. 6.

The ladies of The View slammed Republicans in the House of Representatives as "thugs" on Monday, reacting to last week's tumultuous speaker election process.