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Police have cleared an Idaho University professor as a suspect in the murders of four students last month, noting they do not believe she had any involvement despite videos being posted on TikTok that theorize the history teacher was responsible for the killings.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is demanding that Southwest Airlines compensate customers for its "system failure," as the airline canceled another 2,500 flights.

Google is apologizing after a controversial definition of "Jew" made its way onto the search engine Tuesday.

A select number of residents in the city of Alexandria, Virginia, have been selected for a program that will give them $500 every month over the course of two years.

Southwest Airlines, which has canceled or delayed tens of thousands of flights this holiday season, has received massive amounts in federal subsidies in the last several years, records show.

The number of flight bookings in and out of mainland China has increased significantly over the last week, just days after the country announced it would lift COVID-19 restrictions for travelers.

Former FTX customers have filed a suit against the company in an attempt to recoup their losses from its collapse.

Multiple blizzards, ice storms, and below-zero temperatures have pummeled the Midwest, leaving two South Dakotans snowed in for more than two weeks.

Biden administration officials recommitted their efforts to obtain Paul Whelan's freedom on the four-year anniversary of his arrest in Russia.

The South Korean government released its complete Indo-Pacific strategy, and one of its pillars is inclusiveness — even including China.