President Trump, first lady vote early in person in Florida
President Trump and the first lady voted in Florida before he jetted off to Georgia for a campaign rally.
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Anthropic previews Claude Duet personal AI agent for subscribers
Anthropic said Claude Duet is only available by waitlist as a research preview for paying subscribers. Here's what it can do.
2 ex-FBI officials charged with lying about Hunter Biden laptop probe
Two former FBI agents have each been charged with one count of lying to Congress about the investigation into Hunter Biden's laptop.
This week on "Sunday Morning" (Oct. 25)
A look at the features for this week's broadcast of the Emmy-winning program, hosted by Jane Pauley.
2 pilots eject from military training jet in Texas after landing gear issue
The pilots were aboard a T-6A Texan II assigned to the 12th Flying Training Wing when they ejected from the aircraft.
More parents facing charges for their children's e-motorcycle crashes
Among those charged were the mother and father of 13-year-old Benson Nguyen, who died after crashing his e-moto into a light pole in Southern California.
Supreme Court rules New Hampshire can ban use of student IDs for voters
The Supreme Court cleared the way Thursday for New Hampshire to fully ban the use of student IDs for voting during the midterm elections.
More people now use GLP-1s to lose weight than for other health issues
Growing usage of GLP-1 drugs for weight loss is reshaping how consumers shop for food and clothes, according to consulting firm EY-Parthenon.
Trump praises Ramaswamy ad as some GOP critics speak out
"Who wouldn't use such an Ad?" President Trump wrote. "I would, it's called, 'hitting pay dirt.'"
Public Service Loan Forgiveness overhaul dropped, filing shows
Advocates for student loan borrowers said the move will benefit workers who dedicate themselves to public service.
Nasdaq dives 750 points as investors reassess AI spending
Investors are fretting over the massive debt AI companies are relying on to finance data center and chip spending, Wall Street analysts say.
DOJ didn't ensure school discrimination ended before dropping cases: watchdog
In at least 18 cases, the Justice Department supported dismissals without first asking the federal court overseeing the case to determine if the school had ended discriminatory practices.
Tom Skerritt, known for roles in "Alien," "Picket Fences," dies at 93
Tom Skerritt died of natural causes, his family said in a statement.
Judge says Trump must sit for deposition in BBC defamation lawsuit
A federal judge said President Trump must sit for a deposition with lawyers for the BBC by Dec. 11 as part of his ongoing defamation lawsuit.
Airbnb limits guest chores like laundry, drawing host backlash
The new policy prevents hosts from asking guests to strip beds, start a load of laundry and other tasks that "require significant effort or time."
Federal judge blocks Trump from closing historic D.C. golf course, for now
U.S. reportedly floated trading Ukrainian land for NATO membership
Travelers stranded, flights canceled after ground stop. Here's what we know
Trump, Putin, Xi Jinping to meet in first trilateral of its kind
Man in his 70s diagnosed with heart defect usually found in infancy
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U.S. gave Singapore scant help with Alice Huang probe, source says
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Criminal probe into cruise ship over potential "magic pipe"
New congressman faces sexual harassment allegation
