FDA panel backs much-debated ALS drug in rare second review
A panel of federal health advisers has voted to recommend approval for an experimental drug to treat Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Colorado clerk pleads not guilty in election system breach
Tina Peters is accused of allowing an unauthorized person to make a copy of the hard drive of election equipment in May 2021.
Barack and Michelle Obama unveil official portraits in White House ceremony
Artist Robert McCurdy painted the former president, while artist Sharon Sprung painted the former first lady.
Technology seeks to save firefighters from "forever chemicals"
Firefighting foam is laced with dangerous man-made chemicals called PFAS.
U.S. Capitol Police help deliver baby near Senate office building
The mother delivered her baby in the front seat of an SUV around noon.
Sisters who survived Holocaust die days apart in Alabama
Sisters Ruth Scheuer Siegler, 95, and Ilse Scheuer Nathan, 98, died just 10 days apart.
Half of American workers are "quiet quitters," Gallup finds
Pandemic has frayed relationship between employees and bosses, leading to greater disengagement at work, survey suggests.
Frances Tiafoe beats Russia's Andrey Rublev in another stunning U.S. Open upset
Frances Tiafoe defeated Russia's Andrey Rublev on Wednesday in yet another stunning upset at the U.S. Open.
Man charged with threatening to kill member of Congress
A Maryland man has been charged with making an online threat to kill a U.S. representative from Texas.
Earliest known mammal dating back 225 million years identified using dental evidence
The shrew-like creature was around 8 inches long with two sets of teeth and walked among some of the oldest dinosaurs.
Off-duty California sheriff's deputy accused of killing couple
A Northern California sheriff's deputy has turned himself into law enforcement after he was accused in the fatal slaying of a husband and wife in their home.
Local official arrested in death of Las Vegas investigative reporter
The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported Wednesday that uniformed officers and police vehicles were seen outside the home of Clark County Public Administrator Robert Telles.
Michigan judge strikes down state's 1931 pre-Roe abortion ban
The law remained dormant after the Supreme Court's 1973 decision in Roe v. Wade.
Prosecutors in Salman Rushdie attack seek delay to review evidence
The criminal case against the man charged with stabbing author Salman Rushdie involves so much potential evidence that prosecutors say they need more time to review it.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's fashion collar to be auctioned for children's charity
A gold judicial collar made of glass beads that belonged to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is being auctioned to benefit a charity.
D.C. gunman appeared to vent about problems with luxury condo
GOP lawmakers press Huang and Lutnick to testify over Nvidia
Hegseth awards medal to soldier who reprimanded group near tomb
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