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A group is suing McDonald's over a scholarship program that is only available for Hispanic and Latino students.

TikTok is reportedly preparing to shut down the U.S. version of the app on Sunday if the Supreme Court moves to block it

Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine, targeting critical energy and gas infrastructure, officials reported Wednesday.

Yoon, who faces charges of insurrection over his short-lived effort to impose martial law last month, said he would comply with investigators to avoid "bloodshed".

Boar's Head faces scrutiny over unsanitary conditions described as "general filth," wrote an inspector about an Indiana plant.

Sen. Warren repeatedly threw the nominee for Defense Secretary's own words back at him in a heated exchange about his views on women in combat.

Michael S. Barr, the Federal Reserve Board Vice Chair for Supervision, will step down from his role effective February 28, 2025 while continuing as a governor

Donald Trump's Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth dodged a question about using military force to take over Greenland during his confirmation hearing.

Sen. Jeanne Shaheen questioned Hegseth about how he actually feels about women serving in the military.

Capitol Police dragged several protesters out of the Armed Services Committee hearing after they interrupted Pete Hegseth's opening statement

Democratic Sen. Jack Reed unleashed a scathing attack on Donald Trump's Defense Secretary nominee at the start of his confirmation hearing.

Qatar officials say Hamas has accepted a draft agreement to a ceasefire with Israel that includes the release of 33 hostages from the Gaza Strip.

The Senate is scheduled to begin hearings on his nomination on Tuesday and could face questioning on his base naming stance.

Mark Zuckerberg revealed that the Biden administration allegedly "screamed" and "cursed" at Meta employees during disputes over Facebook's handling of COVID-related posts.

Justices heard arguments in the case on Friday but had yet to issue a ruling.

Juan M. Merchan issued the rare sentence in a New York courtroom on Friday morning.

A man notorious for shooting up a pizzeria in the US capital where he wrongly believed Hillary Clinton and other Democrats were running a child sex ring has been killed in a traffic stop police shooting, local media reported Thursday.

Idaho Republican lawmakers introduced a resolution urging the Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell v. Hodges, the 2015 decision that legalized same-sex marriage. While the non-binding measure holds no legislative power, it reflects escalating conservative rhetoric targeting LGBTQ+ rights. Advocates warn the move is part of a broader effort to roll back civil rights protections.

The U.S. Department of State has announced a new $500 million military assistance package to bolster Ukraine's defense against Russia.

The California Democrat says Trump is "politicizing" the situation as thousands of residents are fleeing their homes because of the wind-whipped fires

Biden was scheduled to meet with Pope Francis and top Italian government officials. A meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was also planned.

Rebecca Lavrenz, known as the "J6 Praying Grandma," vowed to reject any pardon from Donald Trump, focusing instead on appealing her conviction for misdemeanors related to the Capitol riot.

The critique reignites debate over Biden's leadership and the Democratic Party's path forward.

Israel's minister of defense, Israel Katz, announced the death of two Israeli hostages who were kidnapped by Hamas.

An NYU business professor accused President-elect Donald Trump of leveraging his power to shape the U.S. government in a manner resembling Russia's kleptocracy, lambasting, "We are becoming more like Russia every day, that's where we are."

President-elect Donald Trump has petitioned the Supreme Court to delay sentencing in his New York hush money case, arguing it could unfairly impact his presidency.

President-elect Donald Trump has drawn ire over his recent comments about the U.S. controlling Greenland in a bid for easier Arctic access.

President Joe Biden's administration has banned the inclusion of medical debt on credit reports, a move that will benefit 15 million Americans by removing $49 billion in unpaid medical bills from their records.

As President-elect Donald Trump claims that the people of Greenland are "MAGA", Denmark's latest historical change has hinted at the opposite.