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The University of Virginia announced the approval of three posthumous degrees for football players killed in a recent shooting.

Christmas is coming early for employees of Anne Arundel County Public Schools in Maryland, who are poised to receive a $1,000 bonus in five days.

Actor Neal McDonough, known for Desperate Housewives, Justified, and Yellowstone, reflected on his relationship with God and faith in a new interview, also revealing how he and Kevin Costner bonded over their family values.

As more politicians and agency leaders sound the alarm on the social media app TikTok over its Chinese ties, states are taking action, with several using executive orders to ban the app on state devices and others issuing directives to state agencies ordering the removal of the app.

As COVID-19, the flu, and an illness called respiratory syncytial virus spread heading into the holidays, some cities and states are considering the return of the indoor mask mandate.

The latest release of the Twitter Files reveal shifting opinions among executives about how to handle the effects of January 6 and the protests.

The Army officers assigned to the NASA Army Detatchment trolled the United States Navy football ahead of Saturday's marquee matchup, thanking the Navy for "honoring Army astronauts."

Juul Labs Inc, an electronic cigarette company, has agreed to pay $1.7 billion to settle more than 5,000 lawsuits, according to reports.

The NFL has fined the New Orleans Saints and its player Cameron Jordan more than $500,000 for allegedly faking an injury during Monday Night Football.

Moscow Police Chief James Fry has warned residents to "stay vigilant" ahead of the University of Idaho’s winter commencement weekend, which draws an "influx of people."