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Two Pennsylvania school districts are closing Tuesday as authorities said the hunt for a convicted murderer who escaped from prison has widened.

Rhode Island and Utah voters will choose party nominees for US House seats on Tuesday with the two states each holding a special primary election.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the US regional banking crisis that followed earlier this year had major economic and regulatory repercussions for lenders across the globe, some of which may be felt for years to come. But now that the more immediate threat of the crisis has dissipated, some clear winners have emerged.

Novo Nordisk has dethroned Bernard Arnault's luxury goods giant LVMH as Europe's most valuable company.

LONDON The decline in euro zone business activity accelerated faster than initially thought last month as the bloc's

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema and Speaker Kevin McCarthy aren't typically aligned on many issues. But they were kindred spirits in a recent phone call on one key priority: boosting pay for wildland firefighters.

Lili Reinhart and Sydney Sweeney aren't feuding, Clemson got beaten by Duke, grades for all USMNT transfers and more in the Roundup.

It wasn't until after Army Capt. Larry Taylor had picked up four of his fellow soldiers during a raging firefight in Vietnam -- the men clinging onto the outside of his helicopter, as there wasn't room inside -- that he realized he had to figure out where to take them.

Part of the wall running through China's Shanxi province was dug open, causing severe damage.

US director Woody Allen presented his 50th film to the Venice Film Festival on Monday, telling reporters he had had a "very, very lucky life," making no reference to the scandals that have dogged his latter years.

Former White House trade adviser Peter Navarro goes on trial Tuesday as the second ex-aide to former President Donald Trump to be prosecuted for criminal contempt of Congress.

Special counsel Jack Smith is still pursuing his investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election a month after indicting Donald Trump for orchestrating a broad conspiracy to remain in power, a widening of the probe that raises the possibility others could still face legal peril.