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Drugmaker CSL Behring argues the one-time gene therapy, recently approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, will ultimately reduce health care costs

Conservative Supreme Court justices are leaning towards removing checks and balances on state legislatures in drawing up electoral rules and maps

Around 82 tribes in America and Canada have 20,000 animals as part of a repopulation program aimed at restoring their ancestral connection with the species

County Board of Supervisors backtracks following public backlash and concerns about ‘the precedent it sets for other cities without as strong a commitment to police accountability’

Recent legal changes have attracted thousands of homosexual couples prohibited from getting married in their own countries

Justice Sonia Sotomayor raised the possibility that ‘303 Creative LLC v. Elenis’ could become the first time the court has ruled a business can refuse to serve a customer ‘based on race, sex, religion or sexual orientation’

The Border Project, led by the Argentine Forensic Anthropology Team, has managed to identify the bodies of more than 280 people who died during the perilous crossing

John Ray III – the legendary attorney who oversaw the liquidation of Enron – is trying to track down the lost cryptocurrency investments of more than a million people

The American scientist, described as the first poet of technology, invented the geodesic dome in the post-war years and coined the concept of synergy. A new biography brings us closer to this optimistic visionary

A massive FBI and State Police hunt is underway after the fatal stabbing of four friends in the small university community. Two weeks after the tragedy, no suspects have been identified

The rapper had published an image of a Nazi Swastika merged with the Star of David and praised Hitler on ‘Infowars’

Mayor Eric Adams is offering up to $170,000 to whoever shows ‘the drive, determination, and killer instinct” to effectively deal with one of the Big Apple’s longstanding public health issues

The relatives of Kandace Florence, Jordan Marshall and Courtez Hall want the rental giant to ensure that all properties advertised on its app have working carbon monoxide monitors

Nearly 50,000 academic researchers and teaching assistants have downed tools, threatening to derail spring admissions and cause exam chaos as employees demand salary hikes in line with spiraling living costs

The former US president is accused of raping the writer in the mid-1990s, and making defamatory statements about the allegations

The cost of a traditional turkey-based meal has skyrocketed by 20% in just one year, according to industry experts

An unconfirmed number sustained injuries during the attack in Chesapeake, where the store was still open past 10pm as shoppers geared up for Thanksgiving

Investigators are determining whether to charge a 22-year-old suspect with a hate crime after he killed five people and injured 25 more at an establishment that was observing the Transgender Day of Remembrance

Across the world, over a million people have been impacted by the bankruptcy of the main exchange platform that facilitated trading

The governor of Florida was greeted like a rock star by the Republican Jewish Coalition, foreshadowing his chances against Trump in the upcoming presidential primaries

The Biden administration supports shielding MBS – who is both the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, a key US ally – from a lawsuit brought by the fiancée of slain Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi

The Canadian blogger thinks that handing over our entire digital lives to a handful of irresponsible corporations is a very bad idea

The Mormon Church – in a radical change of position – now supports the law to codify the right, which has helped the legislative initiative gather crucial votes

The victims’ families are requesting new autopsies amid doubts about official reports of a strong gas smell at the site

The politician was the first woman to be House Speaker and is considered by many to be one of the most powerful people to hold the position

The Republicans, divided after the disappointment of the midterm elections, received the announcement with skepticism while the Democrats activated a campaign to derail the bid