A suspect in a mass shooting earlier this week that left four people dead and another person injured has been arrested, Minneapolis police announced late Thursday. Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara announced the arrest of 34-year-old James Ortley at a Thursday...
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A law that could see TikTok shut down in the U.S. threatens to ensnare other Chinese social media apps gaining traction in the country, legal experts say.
The German economy contracted by 0.2% in 2024, in the second consecutive year of declines in the annual gross domestic product of Europe's largest economy.
If the US military is going to be able to keep our adversaries in check, then we need to mine for more rare earth minerals. China just restricted exports to 28 American defense firms.
This month, President-elect Trump is set to return to the White House, where he has promised to take swift action against institutionalized “gender-affirming care."
President-elect Trump is right to support the Monroe Doctrine. But to keep Xi Jinping out of America's backyard, the next administration should get tough on China, not Panama.
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Gerontologist Dr. Macie P. Smith points out some telltale signs that it might be time to set your loved one up with an at-home aide or in a senior living facility.
Michael Millett, 8, died after two dogs bit him 12 times after he stopped to pet them while riding his bike in his neighborhood.
Anti-Trump posts discovered on account linked to Capitol machete suspect who tried to enter with knives while President Jimmy Carter was lying in state.
An airline passenger asked on Reddit if "seat squatters" are becoming more of a "common thing" while flying, sparking a discussion in the comments. A travel author weighs in.
