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President Joe Biden's approval ratings have dipped again even as he prepares a reelection bid, complicating his plans for 2024 and beyond.

Teenage girls who report severe symptoms of depression are more likely than those without depression to say their lives would be better without social media, a new survey found.

President Joe Biden is banking on congressional Republicans taking the brunt of the blame amid their standoff over the debt ceiling.

Russia has detained an American journalist, accusing him of espionage and launching a criminal case against him.

The executive director of the San Jose Police Officers' Association (SJPOA) has been charged with attempting to illegally import a controlled substance in connection with a scheme to smuggle and distribute synthetic opioids into the United States.

Several people are reportedly dead after two military helicopters crashed in Kentucky Wednesday night.

The Democratic former mayor of College Park, Maryland, has been indicted on 80 counts related to child pornography.

The Kentucky legislature voted to override their Democratic governor's veto of a sweeping bill regarding transgender issues.

Scientists released images of what is being called the largest explosion ever in space.

Washington, D.C., leaders denied the existence of a "crime crisis" in front of Congress despite a recent increase in crime.