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Airlines are predicting a blockbuster holiday season. Travel is strong even though many Americans say they are worried about the economy

‘I will not be testifying on Monday,’ Trump wrote in an all-capital-letters, multipart statement on his Truth Social platform less than 20 hours before he was to take the witness stand

A study found that actions like running to the bus stop or taking the stairs instead of the elevator can reduce the risk of heart disease

Making the silo-launched missile more modern, with complex software and 21st-century connectivity across a vast network, may also mean it’s more vulnerable

President Joe Biden has said he is willing to make “significant compromises on the border” to meet Republican demands that the assistance be tied to an overhaul of U.S. border policy

Biden is trying to focus the campaign on former President Donald Trump’s comments and policy proposals, sometimes more than his own. It’s a time-worn strategy of White House incumbents to try to negatively define their rivals in the public’s eyes

Oklahoma City voters are set to decide Tuesday whether to approve a six-year, 1% sales tax to help fund construction or risk the same fate as Seattle: losing the team to another market

Blinken said the needs of Israel’s military operations in Gaza justify the rare decision to bypass Congress

Officials confirmed that three people, including a toddler, died after an apparent tornado struck Montgomery County 50 miles northwest of Nashville near the Kentucky state line

In Mexico, with laws preventing undocumented foreigners from taking buses – and with many vehicles in the hands of criminal groups – migrants have turned to the feared freight train, which travels across the country to the U.S. border

Washington has admitted that the diplomat’s detention has exposed ‘one of the highest-reaching and longest-lasting infiltrations by a foreign agent.’ Rocha also served as an advisor to the U.S. Southern Command and the National Security Council

Ohtani’s total was 64% higher than baseball’s previous record, a $426.5 million, 12-year deal for Angels outfielder Mike Trout that began in 2019

President Joe Biden is stepping up his fundraising as he prepares for an astronomically expensive reelection campaign

Doctors and researchers say it’s causing delays that can lead to abortions that are more complex, costly and in some cases riskier

The country has lost more than 500,000 kilometers since its foundation in international rulings or as a consequence of an erratic diplomatic strategy

The former UN ambassador gains momentum in polls ahead of the first Republican primaries

The former Governor of South Carolina and US Ambassador to the UN is now looking for the candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination

The report contradicted long-held perceptions that chronic fatigue syndrome is a rich white woman’s disease. The number is likely boosted by some of the patients with long Covid

The suit says Kentucky’s near-total prohibition against abortion violates the plaintiff’s rights to privacy and self-determination under the state constitution

Judges agree with prosecutors that Trump’s often-incendiary comments about participants in the case can have a damaging practical impact

Sickle cell is most common among Black people and one in 365 Black babies are born with the disease nationally

Ethan Crumbley, 17, will be locked up with no chance for parole for killing four fellow students and wounding others at Michigan’s Oxford High School in 2021

CNN said that it would host a Jan. 10 debate at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa, and another on Jan. 21 at Saint Anselm College in Goffstown, New Hampshire, three days after the ABC event

The FDA has declared all such products illegal. Elf Bar, a small, colorful vaping device is the No. 1 choice among teenagers

The two countries signed an agreement to monitor foreign investment and supply chains for illegal activity

The unemployment rate dropped from 3.9% to 3.7%, not far above a five-decade low of 3.4% in April. Still, the job market is gradually decelerating along the lines that Fed officials have wanted to see

At stake are not only whether people with disabilities get vital resources for housing, schools or program benefits but whether they are counted accurately in the first place