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An elite US law firm says statements backed by three Ivy League students do not fit with its values.

The United States men’s national team triumphed 4-0 over Ghana on Tuesday night at Geodis Park, as goals from Gio Reyna, Folarin Balogun and Christian Pulisic set off the crowd in Nashville.

Even if you can’t appreciate this masterpiece's aesthetic, it has a history that’s worth its weight in house paint and stacks of cash.

California Sen. Laphonza Butler will fill the Senate Judiciary Committee seat left empty by the passing of Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a history-making move that also gives Democrats back their razor-thin control of the powerful committee tasked with vetting federal judicial nominees.

Most people only work a handful of different jobs in their lifetime, which means they might get their knowledge of other careers from TV and movies. That opens the door to a lot of misconceptions about a lot of different professions.

With the Houston Astros having their backs against the wall in ALCS Game 3, Cristian Javier laid out the mentality for his Wednesday start against the Texas Rangers.

Julianna Margulies is feeling "disheartened" that more people in the entertainment industry aren't speaking out against antisemitism.

A group of Republican-led states, fossil fuel industry groups and utilities filed an emergency request with the Supreme Court, asking it to block the implementation of the Biden administration's "good neighbor" pollution rule.

The gang is suspected of illegally importing more than 400 animals into Spain from eastern Europe.

Following hip surgery, Patrick Kane has a decision to make about where he will play in the 2023-24 NHL season.

The House of Representatives remains in a state of paralysis. There appears to be growing momentum to give some additional power to the placeholder, Rep. Patrick McHenry, whose chief qualification may be that he says he has no real interest in the job of House speaker.

The US government is receiving dozens of reports of unidentified anomalous phenomena, more commonly known as UFOs, each month, according to the director of the office established to investigate the incidents, with the potential for "hundreds, if not thousands" more reports expected in the near future.