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Consumer prices rose modestly but higher than expected in October, the government said Tuesday in its first inflation report following midterm elections that hinged on affordability.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Lyft, seeking $53 million in relief for individuals with disabilities who submitted complaints to Lyft or the department about alleged discrimination by the ridesharing company.

Rep. Lauren Boebert's Democratic challenger, Eileen Laubacher, declared victory Monday, ending Ms. Boebert's tenure in what is considered Colorado's most conservative district.

President Trump rallied behind Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday night, urging Congress to reject outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie's push to impeach him.

Doctors are warning against treating GLP-1 medications prescribed for weight loss and Type 2 diabetes as a "miracle drug" for a range of ailments.

The U.S. Air Force has evacuated air refueling tankers from its base in eastern England due to a threat from Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday ...

Representatives from Ukraine and Russia arrived Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, for the first round of talks aimed at finding a diplomatic solution to Moscow's nearly five-year-long invasion.

The FBI is investigating a "suspected homicide" aboard a cruise ship that returned to port after departing from Texas, and a suspect is in custody, the agency said Monday.

A bipartisan Senate permitting overhaul cleared a key procedural hurdle on Monday, but its fate is far from certain as Democrats remain split on the measure.

President Trump has proved himself capable and tireless, but America no longer seems to be buying what he is selling.