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Move requires colleges and universities to prove they do not consider race in admissions

The state must stop installing any more filling, lighting, paving, fencing or other infrastructure for 14 days

Temporary halt for facility in Florida Everglades comes as attorneys argue whether environmental laws being violated

Columbus Zoo and Aquarium filed the lawsuit Wednesday against Liberty Township

Brian Driscoll briefly served as acting FBI director at start of president’s new term, and final day is Friday

Former South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem admitted to shooting her dog and pet goat in her memoir, sparking national outrage and becoming the subject of a brutal South Park parody.

Foreign ministry calls 50% levy ‘unjustified and unreasonable’ and accuses US of double standards

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet submitted a letter to the Norwegian Nobel Committee stating that Trump's "extraordinary statesmanship" and diplomatic intervention, particularly a July 26 phone call to leaders in both countries, helped broker a ceasefire in Malaysia on July 28.

Palestine Football Association says Suleiman al-Obeid, 41, died during attack on people waiting for humanitarian aid

The two Cybertrucks were among 33 target vehicles the Air Force Test Center requested

A helicopter crashed in Illinois on Thursday morning, killing two