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Paul Vallas holds a lead over Brandon Johnson in the polls for the Chicago mayoral runoff election, with indications showing that distinct voting blocs and endorsements could determine the outcome of the race.

A large group of migrants in Ciudad Juarez in northern Mexico pushed past Mexican customs officials and attempted to run across an international bridge into El Paso, Texas, in a tense incident over the weekend.

Pope Francis labeled gender ideology as "one of the most dangerous ideological colonizations" afflicting the world today.

A growing chorus of Republicans is placing fault for Silicon Valley Bank's collapse on "woke" investments and policies at the company.

Shares of several regional banks plunged on Monday morning, raising fears that the fallout from Silicon Valley Bank’s failure is far from over.

The View's Ana Navarro chastised Democrats on Monday for not sufficiently falling in line behind a 2024 Joe Biden and Kamala Harris ticket.

"Justice for All," a song released by the J6 Prison Choir and former President Donald Trump, flew to No. 1 on the iTunes chart Saturday.

A program that will send $500 monthly to 305 families in Sonoma County, California, is set to begin in two days.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis will travel to New Hampshire next month as speculation mounts that he will soon launch a 2024 presidential bid.

The secretary of Russia's National Security Council on Monday accused the United States and the United Kingdom of sowing deception by blaming a pro-Ukrainian group for carrying out the Nord Stream pipeline explosions last fall, describing the new allegations as an attempt by the West to “cover up” those truly responsible for the blasts.