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The Associated Press has been forced to apologize after it stoked international derision for suggesting listing "the French" among a string of "dehumanizing" labels such as "the mentally ill" and the "the disabled".

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) hit out against Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) just days after the latter announced his Senate bid to challenge the incumbent in 2024, arguing the Copper state could “use a break” from another contentious election cycle.

Federal prosecutors considered pressing charges against former President Donald Trump shortly after he left office for campaign finance violations but ultimately decided against it, according to a new book.

A black bear brought delight to Colorado park rangers after it took hundreds of “selfies” on wildlife research cameras.

Japan and the Netherlands are expected to restrict semiconductor chip exports to China, joining the United States in its trade war in an effort to limit the world power's ability to develop advanced technology such as artificial intelligence and military weapons.

Late-night television icon Jay Leno suffered major fractures earlier this month after he was "clotheslined" by a wire while riding his vintage motorcycle.

Footage of the brutal attack on Paul Pelosi, as well as audio from interviews with the alleged assailant, is slated for public release at noon Friday.

First Lady Jill Biden came to her husband's defense Thursday when he was questioned about the classified document controversy dogging his presidency.

The month of February is almost here, and with it comes the monthly payment that Supplemental Security Income recipients will receive.

Jeff Zients will succeed Ron Klain as President Joe Biden's White House chief of staff in the coming weeks, Biden himself confirmed Friday morning.