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Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt responded Tuesday to Whoopi Goldberg's latest controversial comments about the Holocaust and Jewish people.

North Carolina could witness its most expensive governor’s race in history in 2024 as Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson (R) lays the groundwork for a gubernatorial bid that his campaign predicts may cost $100 million.

Federal prosecutors are investigating allegations that a hacker drained $372 million out of the cryptoexchange FTX hours after it filed for bankruptcy amid its collapse.

Louisa May Alcott, the author of the renowned novel Little Women, was a transgender man, a new op-ed in the New York Times suggested on Saturday.

The 2024 presidential election is nearly two years away, but voters are already considering what characteristics they wish to see in their ideal candidate, ranging from age to work experience to gender.

A Colorado man was taken into custody Monday after a TikTok video exposed him spewing homophobic and racist remarks inside a California In-N-Out Burger.

President Joe Biden has promised to hold airlines accountable over the high number of flights that have been canceled in recent days and said some travelers may be entitled to compensation.

Residents of Colorado can expect to start the new year off strong thanks to a payment they will receive at the end of January 2023.

Travel nightmares are continuing for those trying to get home after the Christmas holiday as thousands more flights were canceled on Tuesday due to inclement weather across the country — with Southwest once again leading the pack and causing major frustrations among its customers.

The Biden administration announced Tuesday that a record-breaking 11.5 million people have already enrolled for coverage under the Affordable Care Act next year.