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Speakers included Germany’s consul general to New England, Israeli officials, students and a 94-year-old Holocaust survivor.

Minnesota Democrats fear the laws will be restricted if Republicans retake political control.

The FBI and several other U.S. agencies issued a joint cybersecurity advisory.

The woman was hospitalized with several stab wounds after what police say appeared to be a random attack.

A new study from researchers at MIT and Harvard found that human behavior can be influenced by people beyond one’s close social circles.

Tiffany Smiles announced her challenge for Republican Rep. Dan Newhouse’s Washington seat.

University administrators conceded to all but two of the protesters’ demands.

The heavy presence of undercover federal agents constituted an ‘induced entrapment of all who were at the Capitol,’ defendant William Pope wrote.

The move comes immediately after the SEC announced charges against the previous company for ’massive fraud.’

Millions of people in the South-Central Plains and Midwest should brace for powerful storms this week, the National Weather Service warns.

Supporters say current penalties do not stop employers from continuing to commit workplace violations.

Lawyers representing the Democratic National Committee say the complaints alleging faulty voter roll cleanup are purely political theater.