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An 1864 law that criminalized nearly all abortions in Arizona can take effect, the state’s top court said Tuesday.

The parents of the Oxford High School shooter were sentenced 10 to 15 years in prison, drawing to a close historic criminal proceedings that marked the first time a father and mother of a mass school shooter had not just been charged but convicted of manslaughter in connection to their child's crime.

The Biden administration’s move to restore net neutrality will need to pass legal tests to stick, and even then it will be at risk of a rollback under a future administration if Congress doesn’t act.

First, her favorite doctor in Providence, Rhode Island, retired. Then her other doctor at a health center a few miles away left the practice. Now, Piedad Fred has developed a new chronic condition: distrust in the American medical system.

DALLAS – Would the total solar eclipse, the last to cross the United States for two decades, live up to the hype?

President Joe Biden is making a fresh attempt to secure student loan debt relief for millions of borrowers, including waiving interest payments on some loans and canceling debt for those who have been in repayment for two decades.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has reversed his support for a national abortion ban and said that if he is elected, the GOP would also support access to in vitro fertilization.

Jonathan Majors, the once in-demand actor best known for “Creed III” and “Ant-man and the Wasp: Quantumania,” was sentenced to probation after he was found guilty last year of assault and harassment of ex-girlfriend Grace Jabbari.

 Following the crashes of two 737 MAX jets that left more than 300 people dead and Boeing's reputation for safety in tatters, Congress held probing hearings that unmasked limp and malleable federal oversight of how American planes are built.

The thick, brown swath of mud and debris cut starkly across the neatly trimmed green hillside. Days of rain last week pushed creeks and streams over their banks, but it thoroughly saturated the ground, too. And eventually the steep incline along Fairmont Avenue in Wheeling let loose, sending hunks of hillside and mud downward.

RAPID CITY, S.D. – South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem was banned from a second reservation following a vote taken during Tuesday’s Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe’s tribal council meeting.

TOKYO – When President Joe Biden welcomes Japan's prime minister, Fumio Kishida, to Washington this week for a visit highlighted by the pomp of a state dinner, there will be an inescapable subtext to all the ceremony: Both leaders are in a fight to keep their jobs.

Democrats may miss a deadline to get President Biden on the general election ballot in Ohio, according to the state’s election management office.

House Majority PAC, the Democratic super political action committee allied with Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., the House minority leader, said Sunday that it would spend $186 million on television and digital advertisements for this year's elections – the largest early investment in the group's history.

Iran vowed Friday to avenge Israel's killing of senior commanders and other officers of its elite Quds Force, at a public funeral held for the dead men, elevating fears of open war but leaving unsaid how it would retaliate or when.

President Joe Biden will announce a new effort Monday to reduce or eliminate student loan debt for millions of borrowers, an election-year attempt to revive his goal of providing large-scale relief for Americans struggling to pay off their college loans, a person familiar with the plan said Friday.

A Miami-Dade jury late Thursday night spared the life of a man sentenced to death 14 years ago for the execution-style murder of five people in a Little Haiti apartment almost three decades ago.

Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan said Friday that the decision by No Labels to stay out of the presidential race this year has left him and many Americans with “no candidate to vote for.”