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Trump completes mandatory presentencing interview for hush money conviction [746d]
Blinken urges Israel and Hamas to accept UN-endorsed cease-fire, hostage release agreement [746d]
Judge Cannon denies Trump bid to dismiss certain counts in classified documents indictment [746d]
Parents of U.S.-Israeli citizen held by Hamas describe 8 months of waiting for his release [746d]
News Wrap: Supreme Court will hear Meta appeal over Cambridge Analytica scandal lawsuit [746d]
What the prosecution and defense said during closing arguments in Hunter Biden's trial [746d]
Tamara Keith and Leigh Ann Caldwell on how Biden and Trump are courting Latino voters [746d]
Are smartphones and social media harming teen mental health? Here's why experts are split [746d]
Bill Gates is breaking ground on a nuclear power plant in Wyoming [746d]
Revival of Sondheim's 'Merrily We Roll Along' gains rave reviews and Tony nominations [746d]
7 things to know about the FDA's warning about shellfish from the Pacific Northwest [746d]
As UN pauses Gaza aid distribution from pier, U.S. plans to stockpile it on secure beach [746d]
New Jersey businessman testifies Sen. Bob Menendez made him assurances about legal troubles [746d]
FDA advisers back Alzheimer's drug that can slow disease [746d]
Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier has his first parole hearing in more than a decade. Here are 3 things to know [746d]
Blinken urges Hamas to accept cease-fire proposal, meets with Netanyahu in Israel [746d]
Apple bringing 'Apple Intelligence' to its popular products [746d]
Civil rights leader Rev. James Lawson Jr. dies at 95 [746d]
Hunter Biden gun trial jurors begin deliberations [746d]
The Hajj pilgrimage and why it's significant for Muslims [746d]
As Martha's Vineyard runs out of pot, dispensary sues state's cannabis regulator [746d]
More than 10 million have fled their homes in Sudan as war continues, UN says [746d]