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Florida's state Senate on Monday passed a bill that would ban most abortions in the state after the gestational age of six weeks, or about four weeks of pregnancy.

The killing of Russian military journalist Vladlen Tatarsky has set off angry demands among politicians and commentators in Russia for the return of the death penalty, and for a merciless crackdown on dissent through greater use of terrorism and treason charges.

Augusta National's original caddie corps were all Black men, mostly from the local Sand Hills district. For decades, the played an integral part in The Masters, but the introduction of "Tour caddies" saw most of them disappear from the major.

Tiger Woods says he's unsure whether this year's Masters will be the last of his career with the 47-year-old acutely aware of his injury struggles.

This year's MTV Movie and TV Awards will honor some old favorites and new delights.

Britain's media and communications regulator Ofcom says it has "significant concerns" that Amazon and Microsoft could be harming competition in UK cloud services.

Foodies have long praised Austin for its tacos. But Taco Editor José Ralat of Texas Monthly said the city has only recently lived up to the reputation. Find out the state of affairs in Austin and the area of Texas that Ralat really likes for tacos.

Kevin McCarthy on Wednesday will become the second US House speaker to meet with Taiwan's president in person in the span of a year when he sits down with Tsai Ing-wen in southern California.

Members of a House panel focused on US-China competition are set to meet with leaders from Silicon Valley and Hollywood during a multi-day tour of California beginning today, according to a source close to the committee.

David Orentlicher writes that former President Donald Trump's relationship with women who claim they had extramarital affairs with him — and his alleged payments to keep them from going public — raise substantial ethical concerns, but they are not matters that should be addressed in a courtroom.

After Twitter announced in February it would begin charging third parties to access its platform data, academic researchers warned that the vaguely worded plan could threaten important studies about how misinformation, harassment and other malicious activity spreads online.

A fan-favorite contestant on the current season of "American Idol" gave an emotional goodbye to the show.

Inter Milan striker Romelu Lukaku endured racist jeers during the team's 1-1 draw against Juventus, according to a statement posted on Twitter by his representatives, Roc Nation Sports International, on Tuesday.

The US Department of Justice on Wednesday announced it had reached an "agreement in principle" to settle claims from the November 2017 mass shooting at a Sutherland Springs, Texas, church for $144.5 million, according to a news release.

The victory of a liberal judge in Tuesday's Wisconsin Supreme Court election marks a significant political realignment toward the left in a crucial swing state, potentially closing the door on an era of Republican dominance with issues such as abortion rights at stake.

In our collective hurry to embrace intellect and conquer new territory and frontiers, it seems too many in corporate America have overlooked mental and emotional health — key ingredients for long-term success, writes Jewel Kilcher.

The Biden administration on Wednesday proposed new, stricter rules for harmful pollutants, including mercury, from coal-fired power plants.

A record number of people are dying from firearm injuries in the US, and new research suggests that shootings are becoming more lethal, too.

The industries at most risk are information, transportation and warehousing, and construction, followed by repair and personal services, manufacturing, real estate and wholesale trade, write Dana Peterson and Frank Steemers.

The US National Institute on Aging is moving forward with efforts to build a real-world Alzheimer's disease database as part of its aim to improve, support and conduct more dementia research.