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Burnt trees are seen during the Hermits Peak and Calf Canyon fire, outside of Las Vegas, New Mexico, U.S., May 11, 2022.

Largest U.S. Wildfire Threatens New Mexico Town, Ski Resort

Strong winds drove the largest U.S. wildfire toward a New Mexico ski resort and the 1,000-year-old community of Taos on Wednesday.

Under An Orange Sky, Largest U.S. Wildfire Menaces New Mexico Towns

Firefighters in northern New Mexico labored under an apocalyptic orange sky, and vehicles streamed out of the ski area of Angel Fire on Wednesday as wind-driven flames from the state's second-largest blaze on record roared closer to the mountain resort.

Judge Says Trump Must Pay $110,000 Fine, Meet Other Conditions To Purge Contempt

Former U.S. President Donald Trump hosts a rally to boost Ohio Republican candidates ahead of their May 3 primary election, at the county fairgrounds in Delaware, Ohio, April 23, 2022.

Former U.S. President Donald Trump must pay a $110,000 fine and meet other conditions to purge a contempt of court order over his failure to comply with a subpoena in a civil probe into his business practices by New York state's attorney general, a judge said on Wednesday.

President Joe Biden will address Congress in a tense State of the Union speech delivered amid a full blown crisis with Russia

House Votes For Congressional Staffers Union After 26-Year Stall

The House passed the bill to protect Congressional staffers from relation should they decide to unionize, but as of now the resolution only applies to House staff, not Senate staff.

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[WATCH] Massive Fight Breaks Out At Rowdy Florida Boat Party, Arrests Made

"We got one guy on the deck, looks like he’s unconscious, bleeding heavily from the face," police officials said.

Mega Millions Winning Numbers: Did Anyone Win The Tuesday, May 10 Jackpot?

Tuesday’s Mega Millions’ jackpot was worth $288 million with a cash option of $208 million.

The Federal Reserve hopes to avoid causing a recession as it fights record US inflation

Inflation Powers Ahead In April, Rising 8.3% Despite Fed Cutting Interest Rates

Inflation stayed uncomfortably strong in April after growing by another 8.3% in a sign that efforts to combat it may not be doing enough to contain its ascent.

A motorcade believed to be transporting Joaquin Guzman the Mexican drug lord known as "El Chapo," crosses the Brooklyn Bridge after departing the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse, in Brooklyn, New York, U.S., February 15, 2018.

Exclusive-U.S. Anti-drugs Agency Pulls Plane From Mexico In Fresh Cooperation Blow

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has stopped stationing a plane in Mexico for anti-narcotics operations for the first time in decades after Mexican officials rescinded its parking spot, three sources said.

Retired bishop Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun arrives the Court of Final Appeal to support media mogul Jimmy Lai, founder of Apple Daily during a hearing an appeal by the Department of Justice against the bail decision of Lai, in Hong Kong, China December 31

Hong Kong Police Bail Catholic Cardinal Arrested On National Security Charge

Cardinal Joseph Zen, one of the most senior Catholic clerics in Asia, and three others who helped run a now-disbanded Hong Kong fund for protesters were arrested on charges of "collusion with foreign forces," and later released on bail.

Maria Belkina and her partner Kirill Zhivoi, co-founders of Volunteers Tbilisi, a group which helps refugees from Ukraine, stick a sign with the Ukrainian flag onto a vehicle in Tbilisi, Georgia April 15, 2022. Maria Belkina/Handout via REUTERS

The Underground Networks Of Russians Helping Ukrainian Refugees

Ukrainian refugees who reluctantly find themselves under Moscow's rule are receiving help from an unlikely quarter: networks of Russian volunteers helping those displaced by the war to leave Russia.

A surfer navigates the wave in Surfside Beach, South Carolina, October 2, 2015.

U.S. To Kick Off Latest Offshore Wind Auction For Carolina Coast

Bidding for federal wind energy leases for two areas off the coast of North Carolina and South Carolina kicked off on Wednesday, with each attracting over $2.7 million.

Total, Duke Are Winners Of Latest U.S. Offshore Wind Auction

France-based TotalEnergies and U.S. power company Duke Energy Corp each won offshore wind leases in federal waters off the coast of North and South Carolina on Wednesday, the Interior Department said in a statement.

Explainer-Some Patients Reporting COVID Rebounds After Taking Pfizer Pills

More than 2.8 million courses of Pfizer Inc's COVID-19 oral antiviral treatment Paxlovid have been made available at pharmacies around the United States, with the Biden administration working to improve access to the drug.

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Missing Oregon Teen Found Dead Under 'Suspicious Circumstances' In Park

Milana Li's body was found in the small stream of a park that is within walking distance from her home.

U.S. President Joe Biden answers questions from the news media after delivering remarks on administration plans to fight inflation and lower costs during a speech in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building's South Court Auditorium at the White House in W

Biden To Visit Illinois Farm To Highlight Russia-driven Spike In Food Prices

U.S. President Joe Biden will seek to highlight how Russia's war on Ukraine has affected global food prices during a visit to a family farm in Illinois on Wednesday.

Biden To Highlight Russia-driven Food Prices Spike At Farm Visit

U.S. President Joe Biden will seek to highlight how Russia's war on Ukraine has impacted global food prices during a visit to an Illinois farm on Wednesday.

Biden Visits Illinois Farm To Highlight Russia-driven Food Inflation

U.S. President Joe Biden on Wednesday blamed Russia's war on Ukraine for the latest spike in global food prices and visited a family farm in Illinois where he pledged to support the nation's farmers as they seek to fill the supply shortage.

Arizona Carries Out First Execution In Eight Years

Arizona carried out its first execution since 2014 on Wednesday, putting to death a prisoner convicted of killing a student more than four decades ago, state prison officials said.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) speaks to reporters following the Senate Democrats weekly policy lunch at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, U.S., March 8, 2022.

U.S. Abortion Rights Bill Heads To Defeat In Senate

A bill that would make abortion legal throughout the United States was headed toward defeat in the U.S. Senate on Wednesday, amid heavy Republican opposition.

U.S. Senate Democrats Push Abortion-rights Vote, Expected To Fail

Democrats in the U.S. Senate plan were pushing ahead with plans to force a vote on Wednesday on legislation codifying women's rights to abortion nationwide, a protest gesture almost certain to fail ahead of an expected Supreme Court decision to end those protections.

US House Democrats Advance Bill To Require New USPS Delivery Vehicle Review

A U.S. House of Representatives committee on Wednesday approved a bill that seeks to invalidate a U.S.

U.S. House Democrats Seek New Environmental Review Of Postal Delivery Contract

A U.S. House of Representatives committee on Wednesday will consider a bill that seeks to invalidate a U.S.

Russia's ambassador to Poland Sergey Andreev is covered in red substance thrown by protesters as he came to celebrate Victory day at the Soviet Military Cemetery to mark the 77th anniversary of the victory over Nazi Germany, in Warsaw, Poland May 9, 2022.

Russian Diplomats Spurned In Europe's Capitals

Russian diplomat Sergiy Andreev was feeling unwelcome on the streets of Warsaw even before protesters doused him with red liquid thrown in his face at short range this week.

South Koreaâs new President Yoon Suk Yeol speaks during the 20th Presidential inaugural reception at the National Assembly in Seoul, South Korea May 10, 2022. Lee Jin-man/Pool via

S.Korea's Yoon Faces Early Test As It Braces For N.Korea Nuclear Test

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol's plans to offer economic aid in return for denuclearisation could face an early challenge amid signs of an imminent North Korean nuclear test - and such proposals have been rebuffed before, analysts say.

Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., January 26, 2022.

Why The U.S. Stock Market Is Tumbling In 2022

The U.S. stock market is off to brutal start in 2022.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: 10 States To Give Payments, Tax Relief & Gas Checks

In response to rising prices and high inflation, several states will be sending out stimulus checks and rebates to residents.

A pressure gauge, pipe and valves are pictured at a boosting compressor station (BCS) on the East Poltava gas field near the village of Kovalivka, in Poltava region, Ukraine, June 27, 2014.

Ukraine To Halt Some Russian Gas Flows, Claims Battlefield Gains

Ukraine prepared to suspend the flow of some Russian gas to Europe through a key transit point on Wednesday, as it claimed battlefield gains over invading Russian forces, including the recapture of four villages around the second city of Kharkiv.

Ukraine Claims Battlefield Successes, Curbs Russian Gas To Europe

Ukrainian forces reported battlefield gains on Wednesday in a counterattack that could signal a shift in the momentum of the war, while Kyiv shut gas flows on a route through Russian-held territory, raising the spectre of an energy crisis in Europe.

Ukraine Diverts Some Russian Gas Flows, Claims Battlefield Gains

Flows of Russian gas to Europe through a transit point in Ukraine dried up on Wednesday, while Kyiv reported battlefield gains over invading Russian forces that could signal a shift in the war's momentum.

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai testifies before a Senate Finance Committee hearing on President Biden's trade policy agenda on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S., March 31, 2022.

Senators Rebuke U.S. Trade Chief Over Lack Of Consultation

A contingent of six U.S. senators led by Democrats on Tuesday chastised U.S.

A woman lights candles as people participate in a "Black Lives Lost to Gun Violence" vigil in Brooklyn, New York, U.S., April 28, 2021.

U.S. Gun Deaths Surged 35% In 2020, Higher For Black People - CDC

The rate of U.S. gun deaths surged 35% in 2020 to the highest point since 1994, with especially deadly levels for young Black men, the U.S.

A rancher wets down his home as he prepares to evacuate from the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon Fire, in Angostura, New Mexico, U.S., May 9, 2022. Picture taken May 9, 2022.

'No Good Place To Stop It': More People Flee New Mexico Wildfire

The United States' largest active wildfire bore down on New Mexico mountain villages on Tuesday, triggering evacuations in another county as firefighters saw no way to stop the blaze.

Twitter makes most of its money from ads, which could flee the platform if it allows vitriol and misinformation to flourish once in the hands of billionaire Elon Musk

Elon Musk Wants To Unban Donald Trump From Twitter, Users Divided On Decision

Elon Musk wants to officially unban Donald Trump from Twitter, how do other Twitter users feel about that?

Former Immunomedics CFO Indicted For Insider Trading Over Tips To Girlfriend

A former chief financial officer of a New Jersey biotechnology company has been indicted for insider trading after allegedly giving his girlfriend nonpublic information about clinical trial results for a new breast cancer drug.

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