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The Justice Department plans to release a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's final report on Thursday, capping a two-year inquiry.        

The new ad campaign is a reboot as the public faces concerns about raging wildfires, climate change and land conservation.        

Notre Dame Cathedral fire, the funeral for late Senator Ernest F. “Fritz” Hollings and more things to start your day.        

A fire was burning Monday at the famed Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, police said.       

'Known suspects' using homophobic slurs then beat her in an incident described by Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings as 'mob violence.'        

This decision follows a January incident where elementary school teachers were purposely injured with airsoft guns during an active shooter drill.        

Kentucky Rep. Andy Barr is demanding U. S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to apologize to Rep. Dan Crenshaw before she visits the state.        

Lucky Lee’s, owned by Jewish-American New Yorkers, is under fire for how its promoting its food and dissing authentic Chinese cuisine.        

Rates in New Jersey have tripled in a generation, Rutgers researchers say. One in 35 NJ children is diagnosed by age 4, the nation's highest rate.        

Crafted at an Ohio woman's sleepover party, the heartbeat bill has conservatives nationwide optimistic about a Roe v. Wade challenge.        

Alligators are freshwater animals that primarily live in lakes, rivers and ponds but they can tolerate salt water.        

Surveillance cameras captured Jackie Gordon Wilson returning to the home and attempting to break in an hour after dropping his passengers off.        

The study also found excess intake of calcium through supplements was associated with a higher risk of death from cancer.       

Nancy Pelosi, the only woman to become House speaker, faces demands from her left flank to act more boldly and her right flank to move with caution.        

The explosion of the vaping device ripped away a chunk of David Bishop's face, burned him, and broke some of his teeth, a lawsuit alleges.        

Munchausen by proxy is a form of child abuse that involves a parent exaggerating or making up an illness for a child that's not sick.