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Mercedes-Benz announced it will implement a subscription fee for electric vehicle drivers who want to go faster.

The biggest thorn in California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s side is now headed to Congress as part of the Golden State's mini-red wave.

Back to the Future star Michael J. Fox must have followed Doc’s advice in the film about making his future “a good one.”

The Washington Examiner went to Lafayette Park outside the White House to ask people what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving. While family and friends were the clear winners, some people had a bit more pause when trying to remember what the Biden administration has done for the country this past year.

Teachers in Fort Smith Public Schools in the Natural State will receive a one-time bonus check of $1,500 in time for the holiday season.

Delaware residents have a week to submit their applications for the latest round of relief checks worth up to $300.

Americans across both major political parties agree that they value spending time with family and friends, a rare moment of solidarity among the partisan groups.

Leaders from around the world are honoring the Ukrainian victims on the anniversary of the Holodomor — “death by hunger” — brought on by the Stalin regime in the 1930s and comparing those circumstances to the present day.

The updated COVID-19 booster shots provide additional protection against infection compared to previous shots, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

A Roman emperor, long thought to have been invented by forgers, was found by a coin study to have likely been real.