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Former President Trump's campaign says it has outraised President Biden over the past three months and showcases that it has more cash-on-hand in their 2024 election rematch

A Texas woman was identified as the mother of a baby girl found dead on the side of a road more than 20 years ago, police said Tuesday.

Former Obama administration official Julián Castro called on Democrats to replace President Biden with a better alternative to defeat former President Trump.

Zhang Zhijie, a 17-year-old badminton player from China, died after collapsing during a match in Indonesia earlier this week.

Archaeologists at a university unearthed a marble shrine containing an ivory box dating 1,500 years, which is believed to be tied to Moses and the Ten Commandments.

Rep. Jared Golden, D-Maine, said that American democracy will survive Trump as it has previous political shakeups, arguing Congress keeps consistently presidential power in check.

The man who set a house fire in Colorado that killed a family of five Senegalese immigrants in 2020 was sentenced Tuesday to 60 years in prison.

A Texas teenager stood up to a grumpy customer after the adult lady cursed at her over a $6 snow cone misunderstanding, the small business said in a viral video.

Kemba Walker, a four-time NBA All-Star and NCAA champion with the Connecticut Huskies, announced his retirement from basketball on Tuesday.

In March, Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert expressed belief Donovan Mitchell would sign a contract extension with the team. Gilbert agreed to a contract extension Tuesday.

The DHS says that it deported numerous Chinese migrants back to the People's Republic of China over the weekend. Secretary Mayorkas vowed to "continue to enforce our immigration laws."

Bebe Rexha shared her frustration and threatened to expose what's going on behind closed doors in the music industry in a number of social media posts.

Tom Brady is one of the most accomplished players in NFL history, but he said he somewhat regrets how serious he was at times during his playing career.

"Just Give Me a Reason" singer Pink told fans she was "so disappointed" but she would be "unable" to perform in Switzerland on Wednesday night due to an illness.

Klay Thompson joined the Dallas Mavericks, and his father, 1978 No. 1 overall pick Mychal Thompson, is "really disappointed" he didn't pick the Lakers.

The Holy Family Roman Catholic Church in Queens, New York, recently suffered a vandalism incident after a suspect beheaded a statue of young Jesus with his shoe.

The NFL suspended veteran safety Tashaun Gipson Sr. for six games Tuesday after he allegedly violated the league's performance-enhancing substances policy, per ESPN.

The Democrats are coming around to admitting President Biden is "not in control" and that raises major national security concerns says Rep. Ronny Jackson, a former White House physician.

At least 116 people have been reported dead and numerous others injured following a stampede at a religious gathering in northern India's Uttar Pradesh state.

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A New York Times guest essay, "The First Amendment Is Out Of Control," was mocked on social media on Tuesday by conservatives and others.

The Charleston community came together in search of a lost golden retriever named Rocky this week, who was finally reunited with his family after two nights missing.

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More than 7 months after elections in the Netherlands, Dutch King Willem-Alexander swore in the country's new government; this marks the first time in 14 years the country has a different PM.

Bronny James, the son of the NBA's all-time leading scorer, says he did not have an "opportunity" to "showcase" what he could do at USC.