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Police in Philadelphia arrested at least 91 people during unrest Monday night and Tuesday morning, with three people being cited for failing to disperse and about a dozen being charged with assault of an officer. (Oct. 27)

Mark Zuckerberg will ask Congress to reform Section 230, the law that shields tech companies like his from liability for what users post on platforms.

Justice Kavanaugh's opinion comes as President Trump has complained about the length it could take to count all mail-in ballots.

For all ballots legally entered to be counted, the law has always allowed states weeks to count votes after Election Day.

Winds had already dropped enough that 14 water-dropping helicopters could go to work again

Blake Shelton proposed to his "Voice" co-star Gwen Stefani, and she said yes. The couple announced their engagement on social media.

NXIVM founder Keith Raniere was sentenced Tuesday to 120 years in prison for his role in leading a criminal enterprise that included a cult-like group.

One hyped injury and many faked deaths on the dance floor during Halloween Villains Night on "Dancing With the Stars" Monday. But who got the ax?

The famous Old Vegas character in a 10-gallon hat will return at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday, when Circa Resort & Casino opens in downtown Las Vegas.

Trump urges Biden voters to 'spoil' ballot and vote for him; mail your ballot today to make sure it's counted. Latest news.

This top-rated Cuisinart toaster oven is hugely discounted for the Macy's Friends and Family Sale—find out more.

Kelly Clarkson isn't left speechless often, but she was when a contestant on "The Voice" sang one of Clarkson's songs for her audition.

We pledge to do our duty to the best of our ability, independently and without conflicts of interest, and we will be transparent about FDA decisions.

At a Capitol Hill hearing, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Twitter's Jack Dorsey and Google's Sundar Pichai will face charges they censor conservatives.

Crews tried to beat back two out-of-control wildfires in Southern California on Tuesday that have kept tens of thousands of people out of their homes even as another round of dangerous fire weather raises the risk for fire across the state. (Oct. 27)

My personal life, the third wave of COVID and the election have got my stress levels way up. Here's what I do to cope in the moment.

Louisiana residents still evacuated from Hurricane Laura two months ago brace for Hurricane Zeta. (Oct. 27)

A United Nations panel predicts a rebound in international tourism won't happen before the third quarter of 2021, citing the coronavirus pandemic.

If you're looking for a new puzzle to pass the time in quarantine, we recommend getting one before they sell out again.

Mississippi resident Timothy Hudson recovered from COVID-19 after spending time in the ICU. He was the 1,000th patient to be discharged from University of Mississippi Medical Center on Monday. (Oct. 27)

Neighborhood complaints about traffic compelled Antonio Rodrigues to take down his extensive lawn display of zombie statues ahead of Halloween.

Joe Biden looked to a titan of his party's past in the closing days of the campaign in a speech about healing the country of the coronavirus pandemic and bitter political divisions.

A panel of U.S. health experts wants adults to start getting colon cancer screenings at 45. That's five years younger than previous guidelines advised. (Oct. 27)

Halloween might be a little different in 2020, but Jason Blum is still doling out scares. The producer talks 'The Craft: Legacy' and state of horror.

Former President Barack Obama blasted President Donald Trump on Tuesday over the record number of new cases in the coronavirus pandemic.