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Three NYPD officers were hospitalized after a man approached them near Times Square and struck them in the head with a machete, authorities said early Sunday morning.

New York became the sixth state since 2019 to legalize human composting after death after Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) signed the bill into law Saturday.

Criminal acts were occurring all across the country leading up to and into the New Year after a year of several major crime stories.

Paul Ryan has come full circle.

Faced with a divided government for the first time since taking office, President Joe Biden has a choice: to move to the center or hew to the left.

A woman in Massachusetts won a $10 million lottery prize from a scratch ticket she bought at a local gas station.

Several high-profile criminal cases are set to begin in the new year, with many people standing accused of murders in both recent and cold cases.

As the holiday season comes to a close, many Washington, D.C., residents are looking to pack up their decorations and toss out their Christmas trees — with officials imploring city dwellers to dispose of their evergreen conifers properly.

Driver's education in Massachusetts will now include an entire module on cognitive and physical impairments caused by marijuana use, the state's Department of Transportation announced earlier this month.

As with every presidential election, the coming 2024 contest will have high stakes. One of the unique stakes will be the president's role in major sporting events to be held in the United States.