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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could be involved in another documentary.

President Donald Trump’s overall approval rating remains at nearly 45%.

A Maryland man has been arrested and charged by police for the stabbing murder of his wife from 1985.

Younger voters are more inclined to see the benefits of the Green New Deal, says a former Harvard professor.

After getting its hands on IRS transcripts, the New York Times has reported that Trump lost over $1 billion on his business ventures from 1985 to 1994.

A family of six died in an apartment fire at Harlem, according to a New York City Fire Department spokesperson.

Tens of thousands of Oregon teachers plan walkout to push for school funding.

A North Carolina woman was arrested at Disney World after the Orange County sheriff’s deputy found CBD oil in her purse.

Bill Kristol appeared before a news panel and critiqued the Democrats for being "so terrified about the word impeachment that we can't even have hearings."

A flash flood warning was issued for Austin after heavy rainfall caused flooding in low-lying areas. Houston was one of the worst affected areas with several motorists and school children left stranded for hours.

Another school shooting in the U.S., this one in Colorado, sees eight students shot and wounded.

The freshman congresswoman, having recently moved into a “bougie” apartment in Washington, D.C., touched on her recent experience with the garbage disposal.

The mayor and a councilman from a small Georgia town find themselves in hot water over recent comments on race.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mixed it up in the Twittersphere on Monday with Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) after he lumped his criticism of the initiative into a tweet opposing gun control.

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a controversial new bill into law Tuesday that will make it much more difficult for women to undergo an abortion.

After being cold for nearly 50 years, Police in Indiana say they have solved the murder of a Indiana State University student from 1972.

“A good teacher, like a good entertainer first must hold his audience's attention, then he can teach his lesson.” — John Henrik Clarke

Omar had recently made another controversial remark, alleging that support for Israel in Congress was purchased by Jewish-backed advocacy groups last February.

Denver is voting to determine whether to decriminalize 'magic mushrooms' for personal use.

Michael Behenna, from Oklahoma, was convicted of killing an Iraqi prisoner in 2008. Behenna said it was an act of self-defense as the prisoner threw a chunk of concrete at him and also reached for his handgun.

The verdict is clear: Trump would have been indicted for obstruction of justice weren't he U.S. president.

The non-binding resolution lays out a broad vision for the U.S. to take on climate change over the next decade.

Police and search parties are currently working to locate a missing 4-year-old girl that underwent brain surgery who went missing, presumed kidnapped, outside of Houston, Texas.

The search for missing Colorado mom Kelsey Berreth in the Midway Landfill has cost the city $80,000 after 51 days of searching that resulted in no remains.

Michael Cohen has reported to FCI Otisville, one of America's "cushiest" prisons, to begin his three-year prison sentence.

Convicted Colorado killer Chris Watts is spending his time in prison wishing he would have "handled things differently."

Another batch of confirmed measles cases by the CDC highlight New York as a driving force behind the record viral outbreak.

The male suspect approached an on duty, uniformed officer in the parking lot of the Lopez Quave Public Safety Center, Biloxi, Mississippi, and shot the officer multiple times at around 11:30 p.m. EDT.

Palestine has announced the death of 25 people, including a pregnant woman and a child. Israel has confirmed the death of four civilians.