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At least three Palestinians are dead and dozens more are wounded after Israel raided the West Bank city of Jenin Monday.

The Supreme Court is saving its most anticipated decisions for last as the justices have less than two weeks to decide on major disputes ranging from the fate of affirmative action to President Joe Biden's plan to forgive millions of student loan borrowers' debt.

Conservatives are charging hard against the Biden administration, battling against not only its actions but what they see as a generations-long abuse of executive authority.

Former Attorney General Bill Barr went on the record to call former President Donald Trump a "consummate narcissist" and discourage the Republican Party from making him its presidential nominee.

The companies leading the race in artificial intelligence agree on the importance of regulation but are divided on what agency should oversee the new technology. They are giving the government conflicting advice on the path forward, with major ramifications for innovation and security.

The National Archives announced Saturday that it will permanently display the Emancipation Proclamation in its rotunda.

A company is offering a $5,000 baby bonus to its employees in response to others offering to pay for travel expenses related to abortions.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner (R-OH) spoke out about the handling of classified documents by former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden.

The suspect in a mass shooting in which four people were killed Sunday in Kellogg, Idaho, is in custody.

Former GOP Marlyand Gov. Larry Hogan minced no words as he described his stance about the field of 2024 White House hopefuls vying to secure the presidential nomination.