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A US university is in shock after three people were killed in a mass shooting at a heavily-populated campus.

Senators are slated to receive a briefing on Tuesday about the objects shot down over the weekend. 

Spokesman John Kirby says object, the size of a small car, was ordered by President Biden to be downed

Nearly 100 million people in Canada and the US brace for some of the coldest air on earth, as a record-breaking deep freeze hits North America.

Maneuvers give Congress five months to pass legislation raising or suspending the debt limit

Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Robert K. Hur as special counsel after the discovery of two batches of classified documents from Mr. Biden’s time as vice president. One set was recovered from the garage of his home in Wilmington, Del.

A scandal is engulfing the US President with more secret documents found, similar to files found in Donald Trump’s home.

According to latest consumer price index, cost of living dropped 0.1% in December while inflation rate fell from 7.1% in November

The Federal Aviation Administration said it suffered an outage of its system that alerts pilots and crew to advisories and information for flights, prompting a temporary grounding order.

All flights across the US were grounded for several hours at the busiest time of day because of a glitch with the country’s national airline safety system.

McCarthy’s path to the speakership wasn’t always clear, but he got the gavel by giving away everything he could.

Still, some Republicans voted for other candidates, including Reps. Matt Gaetz, Lauren Boebert and Andy Biggs.

Two days of voting are in the books, and the US House of Representatives isn't any closer to electing a Speaker.

Amid the hustle and bustle of the chaos on Capitol Hill this week, one image caught the eye of many Americans: congressman-elect George Santos sitting by himself, surrounded only by children and seemingly shunned by his new colleagues in the Congress.

George Santos confessed to buying clothes and shoes with stolen checks.

Justices to consider whether GOP-led states can fight a lawsuit saying the restrictions aren’t legal

An airline in the United States has been forced to cancel over 3000 flights, leaving travelers stranded across the country.

“I will be clearer about that. It was stated poorly,” Santos said of the lie.

Santos, who was elected to Congress Nov. 8, admitted Monday to a multitude of lies he made on the campaign trail, including about his education, work and falsely claiming to be Jewish.

Conditions pummeling western New York part of a frigid system sweeping the U.S.