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The report showed that a DNA study found bacteria and viruses from humans and animals on plastic that could potentially spread disease.

The Kremlin said the move is a response to a U.S. announcement that 27 Russian diplomats and their families would have to leave by January 30.

Partnerships hold the key to meeting the challenges of our time.

The computer scientist's groundbreaking work has formed the basis of several modern technologies from facial recognition and subway systems to stock trading.

The remaining signatories of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal met on Monday in Vienna to discuss reentering the agreement.

The origins of Thanksgiving can be traced back to harvest festivals, when the Pilgrims and Native Americans gave thanks for a bountiful harvest.

The Base, a neo-nazi group, was formed in the United States in 2018. The Base is the second far-right group to make Australia's list of banned organizations.

Last Friday, more than 2.2 million people flying across the U.S. went through airport security. It was the busiest travel day since the pandemic started.

Truck drivers must be fully vaccinated by January 22 to cross at the U.S. border as the Biden Administration announced new rules regarding vaccinations.

A U.S. official said it may have looked like a prisoner exchange, but instead was a product of continuing efforts for Beijing to live up to obligations.

Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson told reporters that the three injured students are expected to survive.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that the allegations could be a ruse to cover up aggressive intentions from Ukrainian leadership.

The heatwave that scorched the U.S. last summer impacted tree farms, leading for the new plantings to not grow as much as expected.

Volcanic fields pepper the southwestern U.S., posing a risk of new eruptions that could cause widespread devastation.

Only about 100 applications have been approved so far since July. The program has hired 44 additional staff to help move things along for Afghan families.

An Atlantic City mother said the previous supermarket closed 15 years ago and left residents traveling to the mainland, a time-consuming and expensive process.

Mississippi carried out its first execution in over nine years after states have struggled to find drugs needed for lethal injection.

Police departments said the grant will help to build trust between law enforcement and communities, tackle violent crime, and build mental health programs.

The United States warned pilots they could be directly or indirectly exposed to ground weapons fire at the busiest airport in Africa from the Ethiopian war.

The reported title of the U.S. version of the Korean "masterpiece" "Train to Busan" has faced backlash from fans of the original film, with some questioning the need for a remake.

NASA indicated that the largest window of risk from debris had occurred during the first 24 hours.

The president told reporters that "we're not going to change our policy at all."

Twitter's redesign on warning labels marks their first update on their approach to misinformation since the 2020 presidential election.

The state Medical Examiner's Office is not allowed to place nearly 250 remains in a final resting place based on current state law.

Milorad Dodik said he will create an army and judiciary for Republika Srpska and take over the Bosnian army barracks once its army is formed.

After the sale was initiated during the Trump administration, President Joe Biden is slowing it and seeking clarifications.

The Biden administration has upheld the determination that China's treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang amounts to "genocide."

Danny Fenster returns to the U.S. after spending six months in a military-ruled Myanmar jail. His family said they are overjoyed he is on his way home.

Two 16-year-olds are being held on $1 million bonds after the death of 66-year-old Spanish teacher Nohema Graber.

A 6-year-old girl was reunited with the special teddy bear she received as an adoption gift.