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Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland announced Thursday that he will challenge Sen. Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader.

The MSC Poesia was detained in Miami earlier this month after the Coast Guard "identified deficiencies with systems on board the vessel.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is under fire by critics asking whether his ties to Chinese companies friendship with ex-Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang contributed to a lack of oversight over Nvidia AI chip sales.

During his time on death row, courts set nine different execution dates for Richard Glossip, and he came so close to being put to death that he ate three separate last meals.

Still swimming in red ink, the USPS said it will raise some postage prices in 2027 to offset elevated fuel costs.

Officials still have not said what caused the building collapse at 1321 Flatbush Ave. that left eight people dead, including two children.

The American Cancer Society is recommending routine prostate cancer screening for more middle-aged men, in a major change to its guidelines.

Companies including Anthropic, Meta and OpenAI are knowingly building technology that poses catastrophic risks to humanity, nonprofit groups claim in a lawsuit.

An X account associated with D.C. shooting suspect Matt Lambert was filled with complaints about mold, rodents and disrepair in his unit in the condo building.

Huang was a visionary leader with deep relationships in the complex world of tech. Losing him will hurt Nvidia, according to Wall Street analysts.