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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 fell on Thursday the Labor Department's latest unemployment report and a substantial loss reported by Walgreens.

France's incoming culture minister said Thursday there's consensus among experts and the public that Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral should be restored to its former appearance.

The USS Theodore Roosevelt returned to its home port in San Diego Thursday after a six-month deployment that was lengthened as soldiers fought to contain a coronavirus outbreak on board.

A brutal heat wave that has been baking the southwestern United States this week is forecast to ramp up in intensity in the coming days, causing many sweltering locations to experience warmth well above normal.

Experts said Thursday that a surveillance system must be developed to identify viruses in wild animals before another pandemic emerges.

Experts from a Florida reptile sanctuary were summoned to the home of a family who found a baby alligator swimming around their backyard pool.

Scientists have identified a 'gel-like' substance the Yutu-2 rover mission discovered on the far side of the moon a year ago.

A British man magnet fishing with his 6-year-old son ended up calling police when they reeled in an object identified as a World War II-era bomb.

Efforts to locate actor Naya Rivera at a Southern California lake have switched from a rescue to a recovery operation, sheriff's officials said Thursday.

Community leaders painted the message "Black Lives Matter" in large, yellow letters on Fifth Avenue just outside Trump Tower in New York City on Thursday.

"Tiger," a two-part series exploring "the rise, fall, and epic comeback" of golfer Tiger Woods," will premiere Dec. 13 on HBO.

An Australian woman who won a $34.8 million lottery jackpot said she has "beginner's luck" to thank for the prize, as it was the first lottery ticket she had ever purchased.

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that a large swath of eastern Oklahoma is still considered a tribal reservation, meaning state prosecutors don't have authority to pursue cases against American Indians there.

K-pop stars GFriend shared a preview of their video for "Apple," the title track from their forthcoming EP, "Song of the Sirens."

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden unveiled a plan Thursday designed to revive the U.S. economy with a "Buy American" approach that casts a nod to working-class voters.

An Army National Guard soldier became the first woman to join the Green Berets Thursday, according to U.S. Army Special Operations command.

About 40 percent more migrants were detained at the Mexico-U.S. border in June than the month before, but that number is down significantly from the same time in 2019, a government report released Thursday shows.

Kid Cudi and Eminem will release the song "The Adventures of Moon Man and Slim Shady" on Friday.

A new system intended to monitor flu outbreaks performs well, but lacks data about communities that are most vulnerable should winter also bring a second wave of COVID-19.

Firefighters in Utah said a runaway oil tanker that wasn't attached to a truck rolled down a street in the middle of the night and ended up in a resident's back yard.

Police in New Jersey commandeered a kayak to rescue a dog that swam out into a pond and ended up stuck neck deep in muck.

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order on what the White House is calling a Hispanic prosperity initiative Thursday.

The Grateful Dead launched "Good Ol' Grateful Deadcast," a new podcast hosted by musician Rich Mahan and journalist Jesse Jarnow.

Ballroom competition series "Legendary" has been renewed for a second season by HBO Max.

U.S. stocks fell in early trading Thursday following the Labor Department's latest unemployment report and a substantial loss reported by Walgreens.