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AT&T and Verizon have said their equipment will not interfere with aircraft electronics

The driver, Kevin George Aziz Riad, has pleaded not guilty

President Joe Biden called the episode an act of terror.

In its first update since the eruption, the government said Tuesday it has confirmed three deaths

People can order four at-home tests per residential address, to be delivered by the Postal Service. Here's how

'It's tough for any vice president to shine — even in the best of times. And these aren't the best of times'

If the higher end of projections comes to pass, that would push total U.S. deaths from COVID-19 over 1 million by early spring

Hong Kong authorities said they are not ruling out transmission between animals and humans

The FBI issued a statement calling the ordeal 'a terrorism-related matter, in which the Jewish community was targeted'

The US economy 'has never worked fairly for Black Americans — or, really, for any American of color,' Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday

Winter Storm Izzy dumped as much as 10 inches of snow in some areas of western North Carolina as the system moved across the southeastern U.S.

Some notable numbers from Biden's first year

There were no immediate reports of injuries

Test will be able to be ordered at COVIDTests.gov

The 4-pound rock was found in Antarctica in 1984

Pope Francis said he misses being able to take walks

More than 208 million Americans are fully vaccinated and more than a third of those have received booster shots, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Starting next week, 1,000 military medical personnel will begin arriving to help mitigate staffing crunches at hospitals across the country.

The pills — and other COVID-19 drugs, for that matter — are being carefully rationed, reserved for the highest-risk patients

The cases are among about a dozen brought against the 76-year-old Nobel Peace Prize laureate since the army seized power last February, ousting her elected government and arresting top members of her National League for Democracy party

White House announces administration is sending more tests to schools

Consumer minister says cattle production is "unsustainable" and produces poor-quality meat

Long-time leader of the Communist Party temporarily drops out of race for medical reasons

Cyber security threats are increasingly risky after pandemic forces huge shift online

Starting Saturday, private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for people on their plans

One proposal Democrats are discussing would eliminate the filibuster on the so-called 'motion to proceed' that is needed before a bill can be debated on the Senate floor

The fire started with a malfunctioning electric space heater

For the second time in five years, Illinois officials are seeking answers after the killing last week of a state child welfare worker during a home visit.

An assistant district attorney told the judge prosecutors had reviewed the evidence "and concluded we cannot successfully secure a conviction in this case."

Companies of all stripes are grappling with labor shortages made more acute by the omicron variant of COVID-19

'There's no need to panic. Be calm. Be happy'

As of Tuesday, the average number of children and teens admitted to the hospital per day with COVID-19 was 766

'This is the most challenging time in my 36 years as an educator'

'a significant setback for the species' long-term viability and for wolf research'

The president's remarks launched the start of daylong remembrance, drawing a contrast between the truth of what happened and the false narratives that persist about the Capitol assault

Some members are planning to mark the anniversary with a moment of silence. Others will spend the day educating Americans on the workings of democracy

The Jan. 6 select committee has revealed a series of texts where Sean Hannity privately advised former president

No new date is on the books

During Kim Jong Un's 10-year rule, North Korea has conducted 62 rounds of ballistic missile tests

Brooks was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1940 after the attack on Pearl Harbor

There were no immediate reports of serious injuries or deaths

The court previously announced in March of last year that all the justices had been vaccinated

Would-be buyers are aghast

The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act passed the House without a single Republican vote and then collapsed in the evenly divided Senate

Everyone 12 and older who's eligible for a Pfizer booster can get one as early as five months after their last dose

Flames swept over drought-stricken grassy fields and neighborhoods northwest of Denver on Thursday with alarming speed

With coronavirus infections soaring, the return from schools’ winter break will be different than planned for some as administrators again tweak protocols

The committee is up against the clock. Republicans could disband the investigation if they win the House majority in the November 2022 elections

The call was set up on Putin's initiative, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said