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Federal and state authorities, including the National Transportation Safety Board, are continuing their investigations into the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

Video captured the moment a cargo ship struck a bridge support, sending sections of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge tumbling into the river below.

Chinese e-commerce titan Alibaba is withdrawing a planned initial public offering for its logistics arm Cainiao, the company said Tuesday, as a major company overhaul faces setbacks.

It has been more than 60 years since Ghana's first post-independence leader Kwame Nkrumah first mooted the idea that Ghana should produce aluminum from the country's ample supply of bauxite.

The governor vetoed an earlier bill with less parental consent.

CBS News reported earlier Monday that signatures gathered by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign for ballot access in Nevada could be invalid.

Boeing keeps hitting more and more turbulence.

In Latin America, specifically in Argentina, there's a burgeoning petroleum boom, largely thanks to the Vaca Muerta field, known for its substantial shale gas and oil reserves. However, this surge in oil output necessitates extensive fluid storage capacity, primarily in vertical oil storage tanks, which have proven vulnerable to extreme weather events, particularly high-speed winds, leading to potential severe damage.

Shifting Australia's electricity sector to low-carbon technologies and closing coal plants is vital to tackling climate change. But such transitions are easier said than done.

The U.S. abstained from the U.N. Security Council vote after Russia and China vetoed a previous resolution that would have supported a "sustained cease-fire."

New Jersey first lady Tammy Murphy on Sunday suspended her campaign for U.S. Senate.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador talks about his handling of the border, Mexican drug cartels, fentanyl, the Mexico-U.S. relationship and more during a conversation with Sharyn Alfonsi.

Misinformation is spreading on social media as some fight to stop what they call censorship. The Supreme Court is now grappling with how the First Amendment applies to the online world.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador responded to U.S. House Speaker Johnson's comment that Mexico "will do what we say."

Countries that ratified the U.N.'s Law of the Sea treaty are diving into plans for deep sea mining, but Republican holdouts in the U.S. torpedoed U.S. efforts to join in.

A court statement said two of the suspects accepted their guilt in the assault after being charged in the preliminary hearing, though the men's condition raised questions about whether they were speaking freely.

The more we learn about Francesca Gino’s lawsuit, the more problems arise.

Roughly 80 percent of House Republicans just lined up behind a plan to cut Social Security and ban all abortions.

All signs point to ISIS in a terrorist attack that killed over 130 people near Moscow, but Vladimir Putin is connecting it to the war in Ukraine

Major reform on how America gives money to other countries — like Israel, Ukraine, and Sudan — is breezing through the House with Democratic and Republican support.