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The news site, which launched in 2022, is making its first move into Washington's suburbs by building out a news bureau in Montgomery County, Maryland.

The US economy is seeing a rise in long-term unemployment, with over 1.9 million Americans out of work for 27 weeks or more, sparking concerns about the labor market.

America has ramped up intelligence sharing with Mali's repressive military junta, current and former U.S. officials said, as extremists gain ground in West Africa.

The stringently inoffensive ceremony sidestepped every elephant in the room.

Harsh rhetoric from U.S. officials has dovetailed with escalating anti-Indian hate speech online, researchers found, hardening Indian attitudes towards America.

Stephen Colbert got two wins after the cancellation of "The Late Show," while "The Studio," "Adolescence" and "The Pitt" arrived on the Emmys stage in a big way.

For this take on stuffed eggplant, the vegetable is roasted until tender and browned, then piled with a saucy, spiced ground beef.

Letter writer's gardening time is ruined by chatty neighbors.

Wife is gobsmacked that husband, without warning or evidence, told their teen that mom's drinking might have caused teen's ADHD.

How do you tell a dinner guest their jokes are hurtful and not funny?