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Justice
Early reports said nine were killed, but that count included the gunman; officials also corrected rumors that more shots were fired after police arrived.
Justice
Her attorneys say the Tennessee prisoner, who survived a Sept. 30 execution attempt, will keep receiving medical care behind bars as questions about her sentence remain.
Economy
A pandemic-era tax break expired at the end of 2025, and a new report estimates income-driven repayment forgiveness could add $6,000 to nearly $12,000 to some federal tax bills.
Justice
The woman suing Cornell and seven former fraternity members faces escalating threats, while a defense lawyer says New York's attorney general showed bias.
Economy
Trump says Russia will ship millions of tons of diesel; here is what those numbers mean against how much fuel Americans actually use.
Politics
The storm hit near Destin, Florida, Friday night and is now post-tropical, but heavy rain and tornadoes remain a threat across the Southeast.
World
The 85-year-old South African jurist and former UN human rights chief was honored for promoting peace and international law, a choice some see as a message to world leaders.
Justice
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says Nidal Hasan's Dec. 3 firing squad execution will be public. It would be the first livestreamed execution in U.S. history.
Economy
The Trump administration suspended Microsoft, Adobe and six IT firms from sponsoring foreign workers for green cards, not from the H-1B program itself.
Economy
The average 30-year rate rose for a seventh straight week, adding about $220 a month to an example loan compared with a year ago.
Culture
The hurricane scale measures wind only, while forecasters warn of up to 7 feet of storm surge and as much as 15 inches of rain.
Culture
The storm has weakened to a tropical storm and is forecast to arrive weaker still, but forecasters warn of life-threatening surf and rip currents this weekend.