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'My hope is that people are not afraid to go vote or to serve,' said a Baltimore election official

One media wag smirked that the former president 'pulled a Linda Lovelace' on the equipment

Americans will gain an hour of sleep from the change but lose an hour of daylight

The post triggered an investigation by a California county district attorney into the man's claims on Reddit

Cheney and her father, Dick Cheney, Bush's vice president, are backing the vice president

So far only one incident during early voting has led to the police being called in Washoe County

Instead he aims to just strip out regulations and environmental requirements, he noted in a statement

Social media critics attack him for simulating oral sex with dead mic in same speech

The company had taken heat on social media that it has been skimping on order sizes

The robbery crew dressed like construction workers to carry out their scheme.

The superstar entertainer was addressing a speaker at Trump's Sunday rally who called Puerto Rico a 'floating island of garbage'

The report found a mild impact from two powerful hurricanes

Cheney, a Republican who endorsed Harris, also said, "This is how dictators destroy free nations' about Trump's comments

The Ohio Senator expressed statements that suggest to U.S. is headed towards World War III due to Vice President Kamala Harris' leadership.

Comcast is considering creating a separate company for its cable network portfolio that includes Bravo, CNBC and MSNBC.

A disgruntled employee was arrested after he allegedly hacked into Disney World's menu program and altered information about peanut allergens and other details.

The retail giant said it is using AI and GenAI to assist customers with picking out the right gift

The CEO said the company wants to ensure the trucks will operate safely on the Dallas to Houston route.

Police started looking for Tad Fujioka after he was reported to be overdue from a hunting trip.

The spot shows Trump repeating his comment while showing headlines about abortion

Authorities are searching for a mother and her two children, who are presumed dead, after they leaped over the guardrails at Niagara Falls.

Howard Lutnick sparred with host Kaitlan Collins over his claim that vaccines are not safe and are behind an increase in autism.

Philadelphia District Attorney's Office filed a lawsuit against Musk's America PAC calling the giveaway an "illegal lottery" that encouraged residents to share their personal information, without explaining how their privacy will be protected.

Walmart kicks off multiple shopping event deals, in-store and online, starting November 11.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris sought to distance herself Wednesday from comments by US President Joe Biden appearing to refer to Republican Donald Trump's supporters as "garbage."

Gas prices across the country have dropped, with a new average price of $2.99 per gallon.

New York City has decriminalized jaywalking, a citation that typically targeted communities of color.

Consumer confidence rises while job postings fall to 7.4 million.

The decision follows growing requests from retail investors seeking more flexible trading hours. The rollout will start the week after the U.S. presidential election.