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A Jewish man who was saved by a Belgian family as a child during the Holocaust was reunited with descendants of his rescuers for the first time, nearly 80 years later.

The Republican Party is reportedly looking to implement a requirement for presidential candidates to participate in debates, which was first used by Democratic Party in 2020.

Actor Alan Cumming returned his Officer of the Order of the British Empire award Friday after he "opened his eyes" to the empire's effects.

Attorney General Merrick Garland has missed the deadline set by a House Republican investigator asking for information about the Justice Department's investigation into President Joe Biden’s apparent mishandling of classified information.

Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic broke his silence on the controversy engulfing his father, who was spotted next to demonstrators praising Russian President Vladimir Putin earlier this week.

The final wave of direct payments to select California residents worth up to $1,050 will start being paid out to recipients in only three days.

The alleged police beating of Tyre Nichols in Memphis, Tennessee, during a traffic stop earlier this month has caused uproar nationwide.

Poland plans to give Ukraine dozens of modernized Soviet-era tanks alongside a squadron of German-made Leopards in a bid to hasten the arrival of armor that could prove crucial in a coming clash with Russia.

DirecTV announced Thursday that it has filled the slot of Newsmax with conservative outlet the First.

The first West Point graduate to represent the academy in Congress has a slate of issues he wants to tackle but is starting off with a warning to Republicans: Stop criticizing the military.