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WASHINGTON — The second day of the disciplinary hearing for former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark painted a picture of

Debate emerges over whether modern protections could have saved Baltimore bridge

When a 900-foot container ship struck the San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge in 2007, the span stood firm and no one

(Reuters) – A California state judge on Wednesday said attorney John Eastman should be stripped of his law license for

BOSTON — Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut received proposals Wednesday for offshore wind projects as the three East Coast states

ST. PAUL, Minn. — Families of five men killed by police have reached a settlement with the Minnesota Bureau of

It’s higher-priced education. Several elite New England universities will cost students a jaw-dropping $90,000 a year beginning this fall —

SAO PAULO (AP) — French President Emmanuel Macron told Brazilian executives on Wednesday that a proposed deal between the European

The majority of American homeowners are increasingly nervous about weather hazards from climate change. Some are even to the point

WASHINGTON (AP) — The second day of the disciplinary hearing for former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark painted a picture

Prepare for liftoff! A massive new exhibit at Manhattan’s Intrepid Museum, “Apollo: When We Went to the Moon,” takes visitors