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Jim Messina, who managed former President Barack Obama's successful 2012 reelection campaign, commented, "They have kind of put together a dream team in fundraising."

The motions, filed publicly on Thursday night, argue for dismissal based on various grounds, including presidential immunity.

The controversial legislation seeks to protect children's mental health against the "addictive features" of such platforms, amid fears over online dangers including from sexual predators, cyber bullying and teen suicide.

"People were mentioning me [as his vice president]. I'm not doing that," DeSantis asserted during a call with his supporters.

The United States plans to impose sanctions on more than 500 targets involved in Russia's war in Ukraine, as fighting continues to rage two years after Moscow's invasion, the Treasury Department said Thursday.

The Odysseus lunar lander, built by the Houston-based Intuitive Machines, safely landed on the Moon on Thursday, becoming the first private company to reach the lunar surface and the first US-made spacecraft to complete the feat.

The clash over reproductive rights is becoming a focal point as the 2024 election looms.

Nvidia's exceptional quarterly results drive the S&P 500 to a record high, breaking a three-day losing streak.

IRS ramps up efforts to combat tax evasion by millionaires and billionaires, citing annual evasion of over $150 billion.

Many Americans awoke Thursday morning to find they did not have cell phone service -- or they overslept because their phone is their alarm -- the result of a massive network outage by AT&T.

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Days after the ruling, the University of Alabama at Birmingham announced a pause in IVF treatments, citing concerns about potential criminal prosecution or punitive damages for following standard IVF care.

At the San Francisco fundraiser event, Biden referred to Putin as "a crazy S.O.B" and ridiculed Trump for comparing his legal issues to the persecution faced by Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

The Biden administration is considering invoking a law originating from 1952 to curtail access to the U.S. asylum system.

In a letter to Judge Arthur Engoron, the attorneys argued that New York Attorney General Letitia James was rushing to enforce the judgment, calling it "unseemly."

The 74-year-old stressed that he never sought preferential treatment from the president or exploited their relationship for personal gain

Amazon's inclusion in the Dow Jones Industrial Average replaces Walgreens, signaling a shift towards tech dominance in the market.

The Biden-Harris administration announces automatic discharge of $1.2 billion in student loans for nearly 153,000 eligible borrowers under the SAVE Plan.

Trump, the leading contender for the GOP presidential nomination, confronts 91 criminal indictments across four jurisdictions and owes substantial legal penalties resulting from judgments in civil cases, totaling hundreds of millions of dollars.

Smirnov, claiming extensive recent contacts with foreign intelligence officials, admitted to ties with Russian spies and passing a false story about Hunter Biden.

Haley criticized Trump extensively, labeling him a "bully" and accusing him of becoming "meaner and more offensive by the day."

Donald Trump on Tuesday compared his own legal troubles with the persecution of Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny, who died in prison last week.

A company from Texas is poised to attempt a feat that until now has only been accomplished by a handful of national space agencies, but could soon become commonplace for the private sector: landing on the Moon.

The year 2024 promises to be a busy one for American Moon landings, all under a new partnership between NASA and the space industry.

Two men have been charged with murder over the shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade which left one person dead and 22 wounded, officials said Tuesday.

Black women are leading the rise in homeownership despite facing obstacles like education debt and limited mortgage access.

A growing number of House Republicans are increasingly worried about the recent departures of some of the party's top members, with some expressing concern over who will "step up."

Biden said he is willing to meet House Speaker Johnson "if he has anything to say" following the latter's threat to kill a bipartisan foreign aid bill for Ukraine and Israel that Senate passed last week.

The former president has finally commented on Alexei Navalny's death, but he did not criticize Russian President Vladimir Putin, who many believe to be responsible for the top Kremlin critic's passing.