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Parts of the East Coast are expected to be hit with a nor'easter starting tomorrow, marking the first significant snow of the year.

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes slumped in October to their slowest pace in more than 16 years as mortgage rates climbed sharply, ratcheting up borrowing costs for aspiring homebuyers.

A South Carolina man accused of burying his 11-month-old son in a dog crate in a clump of scrubby pines was scheduled for a bond hearing Thursday.

Colette Kress will serve as interim CEO of Nvidia after Jensen Huang resigned Thursday following reports of two extramarital affairs, including one with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy.

Gun owners in eight states thought they were living in relatively safe Second Amendment environments until last week, when Democrats swept the midterm elections.

A Department of Justice official accused Sen. Richard Blumenthal of harassing citizens in his investigation into pay-for-play allegations about White House ballroom donors.

The Department of Justice has been on a massive losing streak in its quest to force states to turn over their complete voter lists.

Two Iranian men who spied on journalists working for a Persian-language broadcaster in London were found guilty Thursday of spying for Iran.

Jensen Huang is stepping down as CEO of Nvidia, the chipmaker he transformed from a gaming supplier into a $4 trillion behemoth at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom.

Metropolitan Police said Thursday five people were shot in the District's Logan Circle neighborhood by a gunman who has barricaded himself inside the upper levels of an apartment building.