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The legislation still needs final House approval, but Senate passage marks a key milestone in efforts to enshrine gay-marriage rights in law.       

As the second-place finisher in the World Cup Group B, the USMNT will play the Netherlands on Saturday.       

Donald Trump announced he will run for the White House, even as weak midterm showings prompt debate about whether the GOP should move past him.       

The injunction is the second to block the president's signature program, which could cut or eliminate student loan debt for up to 40 million people.       

People along the East Coast are feeling the climate crisis: in deadly heat, repeated floods, rising seas and shifting ground. Is adapting possible?       

Queen Elizabeth II has died, and her eldest son, Prince Charles, has taken the throne as king. She was Britain's oldest and longest-serving monarch.      

The new booster shots could be available within days, after a CDC committee on Thursday recommends who should get them and its director signs off.       

Biden will speak shortly on the mass cancellation of student loans, a move long sought by progressive Democrats. Check here for live updates.       

Austin Tice, a journalist, was captured 10 years ago. It's time for direct talks with the Syrian government. The U. S. must make his release a priority      

Singer Olivia Newton-John, cherished by fans for her role as Sandy in the movie 'Grease,' has died at 73 after a lengthy battle with breast cancer.       

The Brennan Center report indicates voter rights and voting access legislation are not purely a partisan issue, despite deepening party line battles.       

A 77-minute surveillance video shows in excruciating detail how dozens of officers waited to enter the classrooms at Robb Elementary in Uvalde.      

The Mississippi case was the culmination of a generations-long push on the right to overturn or weaken the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision on abortion.       

President Biden extended the eviction moratorium through October following a legal battle over whether health officials had the power to impose it.       

Donald Rumsfeld served under President George W. Bush and played a central role in post-9/11 wars against Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden.       

At his Friday sentencing hearing, Chauvin offered his "condolences" to Floyd's family but did not apologize for his actions.