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The Miami Seaquarium said this was the first major collision between a dolphin and a trainer.

The United States on Wednesday renewed the COVID-19 public health emergency, allowing millions of Americans to keep getting free tests, vaccines and treatments for at least three more months.

U.S. health officials on Wednesday extended by 15 days a U.S.

Human rights activist Nadia Murad launched global guidelines at the United Nations on Wednesday on how to safely and effectively collect evidence from survivors and witnesses of sexual violence in conflict.

Life expectancy in the United States fell by nearly two years in 2020 to about 77 years amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the sharpest drop compared to 21 other high-income countries, according to a global study.

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Prices for wholesale goods in the U.S. have experienced a jolt in March as prices saw their highest annual growth on record at 11.2%.

Men who are in jobs that have them acting "controlling" and "narcissistic" generally don't make good spouses, according KK, a divorce lawyer in Atlanta.

A federal-state dispute over U.S. immigration policy heated up on Wednesday, as the White House lambasted Texas' governor over state inspections that have snarled truck traffic from Mexico, while Texas chartered a bus to carry migrants from the border to Washington.

A mission of experts set up by Organization for Security and Cooperation and Europe (OSCE) nations has found evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity by Russia in Ukraine, an initial report by the mission said on Wednesday.

A mission of experts set up by Organization for Security and Cooperation and Europe (OSCE) nations has found evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity by Russia in Ukraine, an initial report by the mission said on Wednesday.

A mission of experts set up by Organization for Security and Cooperation and Europe (OSCE) nations has found evidence of war crimes and crimes against humanity by Russia in Ukraine, the mission said in a report on Wednesday.

U.S. monthly producer prices increased by the most in more than 12 years in March amid strong demand for goods and services, the latest sign of persistently high inflation that could compel the Federal Reserve to aggressively tighten monetary policy.

U.S. inflation has gone from bad to worse. But the worst may be over. At least that's what Wall Street thinks.

The number of reported STD infections were high during the first year of the COVID pandemic, according to the CDC.

Meta Platforms, Inc. and Snap, Inc., the owners of Instagram and Snapchat, respectively, have been accused of making their products "maximally addicting."

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During the 83 years of his life, Jefferson helped write the Declaration of Independence, served as the nation's third president and founded the University of Virginia.

At least 29 people were treated at hospitals for gunshot wounds, smoke inhalation and other conditions due to Tuesday's attack, according to reports.

Just before the shooting incident unfolded, Fitim Gjeloshi – a straphanger – came face to face with the suspect.

Canada's accelerated timeline to fully embrace electric vehicles (EVs) presents a threat to some auto suppliers and auto mechanics, with the latter pinning hopes on a key legislation to adapt to the changing needs of the industry.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Wednesday appealed to China and other countries to help end Russia's "heinous war" in Ukraine, warning in a landmark speech that those who seek to undermine Western sanctions face consequences.

The Vatican's decision to have both Ukrainians and Russians take part in Pope Francis' "Way of the Cross" procession on Friday has caused friction with Ukrainian Catholic leaders, who want it to be reconsidered.

Sri Lanka's prime minister offered talks on Wednesday with protesters calling for the government to step down over its handling of an economic crisis as the opposition threatened to bring a no-confidence motion against it in parliament.

French President Emmanuel Macron launched a scathing attack on far-right rival Marine Le Pen on Wednesday, saying her true "authoritarian" intentions were showing after she banned a team of reporters and did not rule out a return to the death penalty.

Sherri Papini, who was reported missing in 2016, admitted Tuesday that she faked her kidnapping.

A few colleges and universities in New York City have opted to bring back mask requirements in campuses as the state observes an uptick in new daily COVID-19 cases.

Authorities on Wednesday arrested the man suspected of setting off smoke bombs and shooting 10 passengers in a New York subway car, capping a manhunt that had renewed fears of violence in the city's transit system.

Police and federal agents searched into the early hours of Wednesday for a man who set off smoke bombs and sprayed fellow passengers with gunfire aboard a New York City subway car, injuring more than 20 people before he fled the scene.