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Ervin Smolinski has a birthday tradition -- he gets lottery tickets as presents.

There was an unexpected face among the first responders to Wednesday's attack near the House of Parliament in London. Tobias Ellwood, a Conservative Member of Parliament, was seen tending to an injured man lying outside of Westminster Palace.

As Judge Neil Gorsuch continued to testify at his Supreme Court confirmation hearing Wednesday, his potential soon-to-be colleagues were busy reversing an interpretation of a federal anti-discrimination statute that he played a role in crafting.

Police have launched a "full counter-terrorism investigation" after an attacker rammed a car into crowds of people and a police officer was stabbed.

In 2009, two flu vaccines manufactured by the same company did not equally protect against the circulating H1N1 flu virus. A study published Wednesday in the journal Science Translational Medicine examines the question: Why did one vaccine offer 35% less protection against the flu?

Multiple injuries have been reported after a firearms incident near the Houses of Parliament in London.

A hometown hero will headline Lollapalooza.

"It's up to us to restore the Baywatch brand."

"The Flash" struck many beautiful notes in its musical episode, "Duet."

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are still doing "the dance."

Jill Cummins, wife of Tad Cummins, makes a public plea for her husband to return home with 15-year-old Beth Thomas, whom police say he kidnapped.

The manhunt continues for the alleged kidnapper of a 15-year-old Tennessee high school student. CNN's Scott McLean reports.

Wall Street's faith in the fate of the Trump agenda has been shaken, if not shattered, by political reality.

Starbucks plans to hire 240,000 more people globally by the year 2021. That includes 68,000 jobs in the United States.

Video shows the moment gunfire rings out near UK Parliament.

Reunions among friends often mean sizing up who has aged well, and that's true for the cast of "Love Actually"

Few mainstream economists believe that President Trump will be able to get the U.S. economy growing at an annualized rate of 4% anytime soon. But he may not have to live up to that promise.

By night, Umar Malik is a doctor in Albuquerque, New Mexico.