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An Islamic State-affiliated Uzbek immigrant, who was accused of killing eight people with a rented truck, was found guilty on all counts.

A panel of independent experts that advises the Food and Drug Administration on vaccines has backed a proposal to use the same COVID-19 vaccine formula for both the two-dose primary vaccination series and boosters in an effort to simplify the country's vaccine administration.

More than 100 students walked out of a class at Harvard University Tuesday. Their exit was a united protest of the course's professor, who was previously put on unpaid administrative leave following multiple sexual harassment claims.

President Joe Biden urged protesters in Memphis, Tennessee, to keep their demonstrations "peaceful" Thursday after five city police officers were charged with second-degree murder relating to the death of Tyre Nichols.

Former national security adviser John Bolton tore into Mike Pompeo's character Thursday, and suggested that he is "unfit" to be president.

U.S. forces killed what officials described as a senior ISIS leader in a helicopter raid in a remote area of Somalia on Thursday.

Hunter Biden's art dealer went above and beyond to defend the first son, saying that he will become "one of the most consequential artists in this century."

The House is allowing open amendments on a bill for the first time in nearly seven years on Thursday, finally giving rank-and-file Republicans a chance to mold the end product of legislation that moves through the lower chamber.

California residents can expect the final wave of direct payments worth up to $1,050 to start being paid to recipients in four days.

Newly elected Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) had an explosive way of cheering on the GOP House majority Thursday: inert grenades.