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The Metropolitan Police in London said it is "actively looking into" a newspaper report that Prince Andrew asked an officer assigned to him as a bodyguard "to dig up dirt" on sexual assault accuser ...

President Donald Trump has declined to provide Ukraine the Tomahawk missiles his counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky had sought, with sources telling Axios that the meeting between the two leaders turned ...

If Florida were to lose to Mississippi State on Saturday, the administration appears ready to make a move. According to a report from USA Today’s Matt Hayes, Florida athletic director Scott Stricklin ...

The NTSB found OceanGate’s faulty design and testing caused the Titan’s fatal implosion. The sub’s pressure hull was damaged and weakened over several dives. The report urged stronger safety rules for ...

NBC News eliminated its teams dedicated to covering issues affecting Black, Asian American, Latino and LGBTQ+ groups as part of its layoffs of about 150 staffers on Wednesday, according to two sources ...

Gov. Phil Scott and Vermont lawmakers are calling for the resignation of state Sen. Sam Douglass, R-Orleans, after a news article in national outlet Politico alleged that he and other Young Republican ...

Oct 14 (Reuters) - Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has reduced the size of her stake in Amazon.com (AMZN.O), opens new tab by 42% since last year, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing ...

Oct. 14 (UPI) --News organizations on Tuesday broadly rejected new rules from the Pentagon demanding journalists only report approved information or risk losing their press credentials. Secretary of ...