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Boebert is currently running to represent Colorado's 4th congressional district.

A senior U.S. official says Israel has essentially endorsed a framework of a proposed Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal, and it is now up to Hamas to agree to it.

Donald Trump has won Missouri’s Republican caucuses and he's captured 33 delegates so far in Michigan at the party's convention.

Expectant bald eagle parents Jackie and Shadow have braved wind, rain and snow to protect their three precious eggs.

The senator said Friday that “this wholesale slaughter” of Palestinians "makes my stomach turn" and urged the U.S. to stop funding it.

The New York Times/Siena College survey showed that 47% of respondents "strongly disapprove" of President Joe Biden's handling of his job.

A judge temporarily blocked state Attorney General Ken Paxton from forcing an LGBTQ+ advocacy group to hand over info on transgender children.

Times have changed since the 1950s.

A powerful snowstorm is creating "high to extreme avalanche danger" in the Sierra Nevada.

The cookbook author said that she's focused on protecting her "peace" during her current pregnancy.

The airdrop is expected to be the first of many announced by President Joe Biden on Friday.

The sinking comes as shipping through the crucial waterway for cargo and energy shipments moving from Asia and the Middle East to Europe has been affected by the Houthi attacks.

"During the summer I turned 14, I came home to a typewritten letter waiting for me on my bedspread."

Anti-fat bias is prevalent throughout our society, from how we think about food and exercise to the words we say.

If the trial judge in the Jan. 6 case sticks to her vow not to bend her schedule to suit a defendant’s "day job," Trump could spend every October weekday in court.

The 16-year-old transgender student died last month after being beaten at his Oklahoma high school, raising concerns about the safety of LGBTQ+ students.

But no GOP House members have actually introduced legislation to protect access to in vitro fertilization.

The so-called institutionalist is one of the biggest change agents in recent political history.

The former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star kept us glued to our screens.

Authorities said they believe Madeline Soto was killed Monday, on the morning of her disappearance.

"America needs someone with the right values, vigor, and judgment to serve as our next President," the Alaska Republican senator said Friday.

The "Cruel Intentions" star apologized last month for a comment in which she “conflated Muslims with Radical Islamists and fundamentalists.”

Filmmaker Stephen Gaghan said he received a phone call about the tragic death from the "Brokeback Mountain" star's father.

An enhancement does not apply to the sentence of one insurrectionist, raising questions about many others convicted of Jan. 6-related crimes.

The GOP congresswoman previously said that she had questions for the president's son about supposedly hiring prostitutes, but she didn't follow through.