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The Labrador managed to hop in the driver's seat of its master's car and put the car in reverse before taking a joyride.

Federal Reserve nominee Judy Shelton questioned the need for an apolitical central bank at a private conference in Washington.

A school official condemned the professor's statements, but said he would not be fired, citing his First Amendment protections.

The incident unfolded over an alleged ticket mix-up involving women from a local African American women's nonprofit group.

“Frankly, I want a trial,” Trump declared one day after House Democrats wrapped up its public phase of the impeachment inquiry.

An unnamed man was apprehended and shot by police officers at an airport in Las Vegas on Thursday after he was caught in the tarmac of the restricted Terminal 3 area. The man attacked the officers who escorted him into custody and managed to knock one of them. He was shot by an officer after he attempted to attack the other officers.

But the inspector general's report said the document didn't materially affect the application for warrants on Trump adviser Carter Page.

Some reports suggested that the overpass had a thin layer of ice on it which caused the mishap.

All three male victims had been squatting in the house on Farmers Boulevard near 110th Road on Jamaica when the blaze started around 11:55 p.m.

The Justice Department has set up a website and hotline for former patients to get in touch with the FBI.

The girl came up with the tactic to avoid alerting the abuser, who was her mother's boyfriend.

The attacker, Meredith Lowell, has a history of violent animal activism.

The Republican National Committee finally admits to buying in bulk thousands of copies of 'Triggered," a book written by Donald Trump Jr.

All eyes now turn to the U.S. Senate where president Donald Trump's impeachment trial begins in early 2020.

The Midwest is in for misery on Thansgiving while the northeast will see more pleasant weather.

Former Fed chair Janet Yellen doesn't see an economic recession in the U.S. in 2020 but isn't certain she can say the same thing in 2021.

The court said a law requiring presidential primary candidates to release five years of tax returns to get on the ballot violates the state constitution.

The U.S. Senate passed a stopgap funding bill, which now goes back to o the House. The measure is expected to go to the White House before midnight.

The security guard has reportedly been reprimanded for four other instances of using excessive force.

A training incident in Oklahoma has claimed the lives of two pilots.

Utah women is charged for being topless in front of stepchildren after being reported by children's mother.

The grounds were discovered after nearly two weeks of searching by technicians hired by the local school district.

The South Bend mayor has built a 5-point lead, with a poll indicating 26% of Iowans now say he is their first choice in the state's Democratic caucus.

Sen. Lindsey Graham says the report will be released Dec. 9. President Trump has accused the FBI of spying on his 2016 presidential campaign.

President Trump was at the White House at the time.

“I refuse to be part of an effort to legitimize an alternate narrative that the Ukrainian government is a U.S. adversary, and that Ukraine — not Russia — attacked us in 2016,” Fiona Hill said.

President Trump confirmed Thursday morning that he will not allow the U.S. Navy to remove Chief Gallagher from SEALS.

The teen is facing hate crime charges and disorderly conduct charges.

Gloria Farber, Jennifer's mother, has made new claims against Fotis Dulos.