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Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema unveiled an amendment to the government omnibus spending bill that would extend the Title 42 immigration policy until a "proper plan" can replace it, potentially easing concerns of some Republican senators who threatened to vote against the spending legislation until concerns surrounding the southern border were resolved.

Hunter Biden has hired another high-profile lawyer to represent him ahead of a number of anticipated investigations next year once Republicans take control of the House, including an attorney who previously worked for former White House adviser Jared Kushner.

Christmas travel plans for hundreds of thousands of people are in jeopardy as a "bomb cyclone" brings freezing temperatures and blizzard conditions to various parts of the country.

WNBA star Brittney Griner authored a letter Wednesday thanking all those who supported her during her Russian imprisonment and pushing them to write to Paul Whelan.

Republican Rep.-elect George Santos, who ran as an "openly gay" man in the GOP, was married to a woman prior to the launch of his political campaign, according to a new report.

YouTube is set to pay a reported $2 billion a year for the rights to bring out-of-market NFL games to fans across the United States, a landmark deal for a streaming service.

Japan adopted a plan Thursday to extend the lifespan of its existing nuclear reactors and build new, next-generation reactors to replace its old ones, a post-Fukushima policy U-turn motivated by Russia's war in Ukraine and the resulting energy supply crisis.

Former President Donald Trump's lawyers are pleading with a federal court to toss out a sexual assault lawsuit from former magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll who has accused him of rape.

Supplemental Security Income recipients will see their second of two December payments in nine days, closing out the 2022 calendar and kicking off the next year's payment schedule.

TikTok has proposed operating more of its business at arm's length from its Chinese parent company ByteDance in an attempt to convince United States regulators not to force it to sell the app to another company.