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Kristin Davis was "very scared" before she became a mother.

The Sex and the City star adopted Gemma Rose in 2011 and Wilson in 2018, but admitted that prior to that, it was her "thing" that she didn't want to get married ...Read more

Caribbean leaders agreed Tuesday to ask the Caribbean Court of Justice to weigh in on the disputed reappointment of the secretary-general of their 15-member regional grouping in an effort to defuse a controversy that has ...Read more

DENVER — Victor Marx has held a narrow, roughly 2,000-vote lead over state Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer for several days, but the race is still too close to call as the window for voters to fix deficient ballots remains open.

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WASHINGTON — The Marine Corps is facing “significant” challenges keeping some of its most important weapons in working order, because Marines too often must rely on contractors for equipment upkeep, the service’s ...Read more

Robotaxis could be turning into robocops.

A self-driving Waymo reported two teens to San Mateo, California, police on Monday after they were found drinking alcohol and shooting toy guns in the back of the vehicle.

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NORFOLK,Va. — Could marijuana distribution in Virginia already be legal?

According to the top prosecutor in Williamsburg and James City County, marijuana distribution in Virginia might be legal — a year earlier than ...Read more

Some Illinois residents might find themselves running to the bathroom more often than usual this summer, amid higher numbers of cases of cyclosporiasis — an intestinal illness that can cause explosive diarrhea.

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The Navy crew member who was lost in the Arabian Sea on July 1 has been identified.

Cmdr. Gabe Edwards was the commanding officer of Helicopter Sea Combat Squadron (HSC) 5. He assumed command of HSC-5 — the “...Read more

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill climbed onto an emergency water vehicle in Camden on Tuesday with Camden Fire Chief Jesse Flax. That same vehicle, called the High Water One, was used by local emergency responders to rescue ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota’s new paid-leave program surprised naysayers by coming in $70 million under budget as of the sixth-month point, even with soaring demand.

About 124,000 Minnesotans have applied for paid leave ...Read more

CHICAGO — Mayor Brandon Johnson took an early jab at budget opponents Tuesday, revealing a set of revenues backed by what he dubbed the “corporate caucus” in this year’s budget have so far come up $130 million ...Read more

NEW YORK — Developers of the Midtown Manhattan building evacuated Tuesday after steel support beams began to buckle and bend, leading to fears of a collapse, have been the target of multiple complaints and lawsuits — ...Read more

LANSING, Mich. — A 74-year-old New York resident who was in danger of being deported based on a 50-year-old second-degree murder conviction was among six individuals who were granted clemency by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer ...Read more

As crews continue to battle the Claremont fire, officials are getting closer to finding the cause behind the wildfire.

Chad Cline, fire information officer with the Bureau of Land Management, told the Idaho Statesman on ...Read more

Zoom, the San Jose, California-based company known for its video conferencing platform, has agreed to purchase a Seattle startup as it tries to position itself as an artificial intelligence-powered workplace.

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By the time Illinois notified group home provider Broadstep two years ago that it was revoking its license, the list of problems documented by state investigators spanned nearly seven pages.

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Cuba succeeded Tuesday in a push to debate U.S. sanctions at the United Nations at a time of unprecedented pressure from the Trump administration on the communist regime in Havana.

But the high-stakes maneuver also ...Read more

WASHINGTON — The United States launched fresh airstrikes on Iran and revoked a waiver that allowed it to sell oil globally, further imperiling a peace agreement after a spate of attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. ...Read more

WASHINGTON — A federal judge rejected an effort by the U.S. Justice Department to obtain information on election workers in Fulton County, Georgia, related to the 2020 vote.

U.S. District Judge William Ray II quashed a ...Read more

The American search-and-rescue teams that were deployed to Venezuela following the back-to-back earthquakes less than two weeks ago have “completed their mission” and have returned home, joining other rescue groups ...Read more