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Goats may be the latest victim of California's red tape laws. Changes in state labor requirements for herders may affect both businesses and the environment as wildfire season approaches.

The Atlantic hurricane season began last week, and with it, meteorologists expect tropical storm systems to form until November.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will travel to the United States this week to meet with President Joe Biden and business and military leaders.

A number of Republican presidential hopefuls criticized former President Donald Trump on Saturday for congratulating North Korean leader Kim Jong Un over his country's appointment to the World Health Organization's executive board.

First Lady Jill Biden celebrated her 72nd birthday on Saturday during a multi-day tour throughout the Middle East and North Africa.

The U.S. Capitol Police issued an apology after they say they “mistakenly” labeled a recent performance of the National Anthem by a South Carolina children’s choir as a “demonstration.”

The North Carolina Zoo announced the birth of three sand kittens Friday.

Pixar Animation Studios, a studio owned by the Walt Disney Company, has laid off 75 of its employees, two of whom were with the studio for over 25 years.

The search for survivors in a train crash in Bahanaga, India ended Saturday, with the death toll at 288.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed's budget request for the upcoming 2023-24 fiscal year calls for a $63 million increase in spending for the police compared to the previous one.