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Anastasia was killed immediately and an uncle who was with her was also hit and hospitalized, but the family has been unable to get info on his condition.

Potential suspects were in custody after the shooting at East High School in Des Moines, the authorities said.

Russia continued to bomb civilian areas in Ukraine and reportedly planted landmines along one of the so-called "human corridors" for evacuation Monday.

Harrowing images show blood-soaked children injured in a Russian airstrike that killed 18 people -- including two kids -- in an apartment building Tuesday, according to Ukraine's government.

Infuriated Russian mothers accused President Vladimir Putin of using their sons as "cannon fodder" for his invasion of Ukraine, according to video during which they shouted down a regional governor.

Four more free, at-home rapid COVID-19 antigen tests are available starting now from COVIDtests.gov as President Biden's administration works to get control of case numbers and infections.

Republicans in Texas filed a lawsuit against the Harris County elections administrator after it was revealed that 10,000 mail-in ballots weren't originally included in the primary count.

President Vladimir Putin could still reduce cities in Ukraine to rubble, officials say. But European countries that once feared Russia say they are not so scared anymore.

Biden "can do more, I'm sure he can, and I would like to believe that, that he's capable of doing that," Zelenskyy told ABC News.

A San Francisco police officer who beat a Black man so badly with his baton that he broke multiple bones was found not guilty Monday on three counts of assault.

The move follows pleas by Ukrainian President Volodmyr Zelenskyy to U.S. and Western officials to cut off the imports.

Evacuations of people fleeing Ukrainian cities along safe corridors began Tuesday, while U.N. officials said the exodus of refugees from Russia's invasion reached 2 million.

The panelist, identified by his first and middle names, Scotty David, spurred a retrial request from Maxwell's attorneys after revealing in interviews that he was a victim of childhood sexual abuse .

The former president had battled to keep secret the information on activity surrounding the U.S. Capitol riot.

A trucker who broke down in Omaha, Nebraska while transporting cattle could not have had a better-qualified cop respond to the call. Officer Jackie Sheets had grown up on a farm, so when one of the cows went into labor, ...

Food, water and medicine grew rarer in Ukraine on Monday, well into the second week of war with Russia

Congress has given final approval to legislation that for the first time would make lynching a federal hate crime in the U.S. The Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act now goes to President Joe Biden to sign into law

President Joe Biden is expected to sign an executive order on cryptocurrency this week that will mark the first step toward regulating how digital currency is traded

Mohammad Ahmad al-Qahtan was flown to Saudi Arabia from Guantanamo Bay after the Biden administration dropped a legal fight contesting the prisoner's repatriation.

As the Russian invasion of Ukraine dragged into its second week, photos have emerged of Russian tanks and uniforms emblazoned with various symbols, including "Z" and "V," leading to speculation about their precise meanin...

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If faced with the same situation plaguing Ukrainians, what would Americans do? Well, Quinnipiac University sought to find out, and, as with most things, the results varied from party to party. If the U.S. were attacked, ...