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5 killed in mass shooting in Israel, officials say [1592d]
Russia and Ukraine discuss a path to peace as Ukrainian forces retake critical Kyiv suburb [1592d]
Americans are easing up on masks and other COVID safeguards according to AP-NORC poll [1592d]
News Wrap: Gunman kills at least 5 people in a Tel Aviv suburb [1592d]
FDA and CDC authorize additional COVID booster shots for some Americans [1592d]
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas on war in Ukraine and the Russian threat [1592d]
Biden signs law making lynching a federal hate crime [1592d]
Rep. Adam Schiff discusses the probe into Trump's actions during the Capitol attack [1592d]
Supreme Court hears an Army reservist's case involving exposure to burn pits in Iraq [1592d]
Oscar-winner Troy Kotsur reflects on his historic victory for 'CODA' [1592d]
Labor Department says U.S. job openings remain at historic highs [1592d]
WATCH: Pentagon sees 'small' Russian troop movement away from Kyiv [1592d]
Poland blocks coal imports in an effort to reduce Russian energy dependency [1592d]
Biden expresses skepticism about Russia's promise to dial back troops near Kyiv [1592d]
FTC sues Intuit to stop TurboTax ads for 'free' filings [1592d]
Foo Fighters cancel all dates following drummer's death [1592d]
Florida Gov. DeSantis vetoes Republican-drawn congressional maps [1592d]
Man who waved Confederate flag during Jan. 6 attack pleads guilty [1592d]
Biden budget calls for future investments in health care as COVID aid runs out [1592d]
WATCH LIVE: President Biden signs the Emmett Till anti-lynching bill into law [1592d]
WATCH LIVE: White House communications director Kate Bedingfield holds news briefing [1592d]
Altered by climate change, the U.S. could become ideal for West Nile to thrive [1592d]
New York attorney general asks appeals court to enforce Donald Trump subpoena [1592d]
Inside a Ukrainian town that warded off Russian troops [1592d]