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Comedian Jay Leno's road to recovery for injuries he suffered in a car fire will be longer than he anticipated, according to doctors.

Harvard Law School announced Wednesday it was withdrawing from the U.S. News and World Report rankings, hours after Yale Law School Dean Heather Gerken announced that her institution would no longer participate.

The Senate passed the Respect for Marriage Act on Wednesday that seeks to codify federal protections for same-sex marriage, overcoming one of the bill’s final hurdles before heading to President Joe Biden’s desk for signature.

The restart of operations at the second-largest U.S. natural gas export facility is expected to be delayed through at least December, curtailing supplies to Europe and Asia at the start of the winter and raising prices for gas abroad.

Starbucks reaped $181 million from money left over on customer gift cards in 2021, triggering a complaint from a group of unions.

The number of victims involved in a Wednesday morning car crash involving recruits from the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office has now reached 25, an increase from the initial report earlier in the day.

News media network CNN is anticipating laying off its workforce in early December.

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) proclaimed November to be Transgender Awareness Month in one of her first moves following reelection. The governor faced a tough challenge from Republican competitor Lee Zeldin but ultimately prevailed.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is a “rational actor,” according to U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, who said the Chinese leader likely views invading Taiwan as “an excessive amount of risk.”

The Pentagon and National Security Council are in agreement with NATO and Polish authorities, who now believe the explosion that killed two people near its border with Ukraine came from a Ukrainian air defense missile.