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If Democrats suffer major losses as expected Tuesday night, they will still try to put a brave face on the results.

Italian archaeologists found dozens of bronze statues of deities from the Etruscan era between the second century B.C. and the first century A.D. in Tuscany, Italy, archaeologists announced Tuesday.

Cornell University has suspended all fraternity parties in response to multiple students getting drugged while at off-campus houses affiliated with Greek life.

Former President Bill Clinton skirted around answering a pointed question about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

In a rare move, the Russian Ministry of Defense has publicly responded to an outcry from surviving soldiers and family members of soldiers who died in a battle that resulted in hundreds of Russian service members’ deaths.

The White House called an unusually early lid on Election Day, meaning President Joe Biden will not make any more public appearances until Wednesday at the earliest.

Elon Musk is considering implementing a paywall on Twitter as a way to generate revenue after several major corporations temporarily paused their advertising campaigns.

The National Park Service is appealing to visitors not to lick wildlife while visiting a national park, especially the Sonoran desert toad.

President Joe Biden has a looming decision over whether to seek reelection in 2024 as scrutiny over his age and ability to lead the Democratic Party mounts ahead of the midterm election results.

A local D.C. artist set up 51 life-sized statues of girls on the Capitol grounds in a project called "Vote for Your Daughter" on the eve of Tuesday's midterm elections.