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Donald Trump said his lawyers met with Justice Department officials on Thursday ahead of an expected indictment over his alleged efforts to overturn the result of the 2020 election.

During a briefing, National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby addressed questions from reporters over Russia's grain deal withdrawal.

The Federal Reserve is no longer forecasting a recession for the U.S. economy, according to Fed Chair Jerome Powell.The FMOC increased the benchmark lending rate by a quarter percentile on Wednesday in an effort to keep inflation on a downward trend.

Antony Blinken on Wednesday became the first US secretary of state to visit Tonga, dedicating a new US embassy and warning South Pacific nations about the perils of "predatory" Chinese investment.

US President Joe Biden is set to designate a new national monument on Tuesday memorializing the horrific 1950s lynching of Emmett Till, with the White House framing the symbolic act as part of a fight against resurgent racism.

The number of migrants passing through Panama on the way to the United States keeps climbing, far outpacing the record numbers reached in 2022, a top authority said Friday.

Google is reportedly looking to use artificial intelligence to assist major media organizations in writing the news items it distributes around the world.

The recent Powerball win, valued at $1.08 billion, is the third-highest in history.

The New Yorker threatened to expose a false claim about the CEO's sexual relationship with a minor.

The girl's family asked for $15 million in their lawsuit against the fast food giant and a franchise holder.

A biographer said Musk has a "fingertip feel" for empathy and emotions.

Haley said that the "drama" surrounding Trump was the reason she was running for president.

The 17-year-old teenager was questioned by gate agents after he disembarked in North Carolina.

Climate observers anticipate a hotter climate will make it harder to work outdoors, raise the cost of electricity, affect the reliability of the food supply and make it harder to insure homes and businesses.

Former US president Donald Trump said Tuesday he has received a letter from prosecutors suggesting he is likely to be criminally indicted over the January 6 riot at the US Capitol.

A Massachusetts man was arrested after he allegedly beat his wife to death while their young son reported the incident to 911.

The 25-year-old nursing student returned home "on foot" Saturday after a two-day search by police and family members.

Michael Cohen claimed that Jared Kushner, who was traumatized by his father's imprisonment, did not want the same experience for his children.

No arrests have been made in connection with the case as of Sunday.

Authorities found an expensive property in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was dilapidated after 10 squatters seized and lived inside it.

A large portion of the northern states are under air quality alerts due to the smoke from Canadian wildfires. Some states are expected to experience poor air quality through late Monday as more than 580 fires are still "out of control" in Canada.

Regulation is coming to the free-for-all world of artificial intelligence, as the Federal Trade Commission is taking a keen interest in ChatGPT parent company OpenAI.

This World War II aircraft carrier met a tragic fate near the Philippines when it was struck by a twin-engine kamikaze aircraft attack.

Police have not identified or arrested any suspect in the shooting.

Signs are emerging that the U.S. economy may not enter into a recession in 2023, as previously predicted. Recent inflation and jobs data shows signs that the U.S. economy is starting to cool.

The suspect was charged with one count each of murder in the first degree and aggravated assault.

National security lawyer Mark Zaid said cases like this rarely go to trial.

The heat wave that has been affecting southern U.S. states in the past few weeks is expanding to the west, as California and Nevada are now also experiencing extreme temperatures.

Since NATO's inception in 1949, heads of state have gathered at least every other year to discuss the most pressing global politics.