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Missing Titanic sub: What we know so far about the search-and-rescue effort

A submarine vessel exploring the wreckage of the Titanic passenger liner went missing after losing contact with a research vessel that remained on the surface.

Donald Trump trial: Classified documents hearing set one week before first GOP debate

Judge Aileen Cannon has set the first court date for former President Donald Trump's classified documents trial, a little over a week before the first GOP primary debate.

Biden faces prospect of UPS strike while consolidating union support

President Joe Biden loves to talk about unions, yet that relationship will be tested as he's tasked with averting a union-led strike that could cripple the U.S. economy by the end of the summer.

Trump targeted over classified document charges in new ad launched by GOP-aligned group

A Republican-aligned group is launching a $1 million campaign against Donald Trump, hitting out against the former president for his mishandling of classified documents by using his own words against him in a 30-second ad.

Democrats air concerns about Biden primary challengers and third-party campaigns

President Joe Biden's reelection campaign is being complicated by a primary challenge from a Democratic candidate with a famous political last name and another third-party bid.

Ketanji Brown Jackson ‘likely done’ writing Supreme Court decisions this term

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has likely finished writing decisions on the merits this term after the newest arrival to the high court wrote her sixth majority opinion last week.

Donald Trump arrested: Senate Republicans splinter on classified document charges

Former President Donald Trump's indictment in the classified documents matter has garnered splintered reactions from Senate Republicans.

Biden tacks meeting with AI experts on to California tour

President Joe Biden will meet with a group of artificial intelligence experts and researchers Tuesday in San Francisco as the administration sprints to address questions and fears about the new technology.

RFK Jr. campaign tests limits of speech and censorship in 2024 elections

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presence on social media and in the presidential race is set to challenge platforms' policies regarding speech and elevate the topic of censorship due to his vaccine skepticism and conspiracy theorizing.

Obesity changes brain chemistry: What new research means for healthcare

Obesity may permanently change the way the human brain reacts to food intake, according to new medical data, prompting some physicians and public health experts to call for insurers to cover medications for obesity.
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