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Instagram users will be able to keep their user names and follow the same accounts on the new app, according to screenshots displayed on the App Store listing

The suspension of federal student loan payments, which took effect at the height of the pandemic in 2020, expires late this summer

The shooting occurred a day after gunfire erupted at a holiday weekend block party in Baltimore, about 100 miles to the southwest, killing two people and wounding 28 others

Their behavior can range from cowering in corners to running away from home

The park, which straddles the North Carolina and South Carolina line, closed the ride late last week as questions swirled about how the crack occurred

Warmer air over metropolitan areas combined with many square miles of impermeable concrete add up to intensifying storms that generate billions of gallons of run-off rainfall with nowhere to go

Edwards’ new contract will begin in the 2024-25 season. He becomes the fourth player to get the maximum rookie-scale extension so far this summer

Starting Sunday, the cost of the first-class “forever” stamps will jump from 63 to 66 cents

Lorie Smith’s case was allowed to proceed all the way to the nation’s highest court with an apparent misrepresentation

It was not immediately known where Farias had been the last eight years, police spokesman said

Analysts say his participation at a virtual summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization on Tuesday is an opportunity to show he is in control after a short-lived insurrection by Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin

While temperatures have since moderated to around 33 C or 91 F, they are expected to rise again this week

The speech given live on his official Facebook page Monday evening comes after years of speculation over his future political intentions

Governing his already-polarized country has gotten close to impossible for Macron because a suburban police officer stopped a yellow Class A Mercedes in a bus lane and fired one fatal shot into the 17-year-old driver’s chest

NATO Military Committee Chair Admiral Rob Bauer says on Monday Russia’s army is depleted by the war but that it still has a strong navy and air force and a nuclear arsenal

The term joins Nixonomics, Carternomics, Reaganomics and other similar phrases meant to link policies with the man in the Oval Office.

A bill aimed at banning drag shows in public places remains stalled in a state Senate committee with little prospect of advancing

From financial costs to personal costs, survivors from shootings in Uvalde, Colorado Springs, Las Vegas and Highland Park say a few tragic minutes have shifted their entire trajectories

Israel’s latest large-scale military raid into the Jenin refugee camp in the occupied West Bank had undeniable similarities with the second Palestinian uprising of the early 2000s

The new study is a state-by-state analysis of maternal deaths from 1999 to 2019 across five racial ethnic groups

The Gators announced plans Monday to hire an architect for the design of its revamped Florida Field, the first public step in a process that’s been ruminating for years

The flagpole would be 1,461 feet tall — the tallest in the world — and the proposal also envisions a village with living history museums, a 4,000-seat auditorium, restaurants and a monument

Lawyers for Civil Rights, a nonprofit based in Boston, filed the suit Monday on behalf of Black and Latino community groups in New England

The deluge is on-track to top last year’s 22 million passports issued, the State Department says

Troops remained inside the Jenin refugee camp at midday Monday, pushing ahead with the largest operation in the area during more than a year of fighting

Biden faces only minor primary challengers in self-help author Marianne Williamson and anti-vaccine activist Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

The goal of her visit is to deepen and increase the frequency of communication between U.S. and China