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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Wednesday that one person died as a result of a listeria outbreak.

The Washington Commanders accused the top prosecutor for Washington, D.C., of neglecting to tackle rising crime in a swipe ahead of a scheduled press conference expected to provide updates of an investigation into the team’s alleged misconduct.

A British student was arrested Wednesday after King Charles III and the queen consort were pelted with eggs.

Russia will withdraw beleaguered troops from a key city in Ukraine to avoid a catastrophic loss, according to Russian defense officials in Moscow, but Ukrainian and Western officials are wary about celebrating too soon.

Tropical storm Nicole strengthened into a hurricane Wednesday evening as it makes a bee line for Florida.

After Ron DeSantis’s historic win in the Florida governor’s race, former President Donald Trump knocked the Republican incumbent for garnering fewer votes than he did during the 2020 election.

President Joe Biden may not have made a final decision on whether he will seek reelection, but he is looking forward to the 2024 Republican primaries.

President Joe Biden said he would change “nothing” after Democrats had a stronger-than-expected performance in the midterm elections.

Actor Johnny Depp walked the runway of Rihanna's Savage X Fenty fashion show, which premiered Wednesday.

The GOP's attempts to replicate the single-issue campaign success of Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin came woefully short Tuesday as several copycats failed to knock off Democratic incumbents.