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Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend the cease-fire-for-hostages agreement by two more days, according to a spokesperson for Qatar’s Foreign Ministry. The fourth group of hostages from the original deal is expected to be released Monday.

Americans are remembering Rosalynn Carter as a three-day tribute to the former first lady begins.

A note of caution for iPhone users, especially parents: Police say the “NameDrop” feature in the iOS 17 update could pose a security risk.

The first group of hostages taken by Hamas has been released as the fighting came to a temporary halt this morning. The released hostages include 13 Israelis, 10 people from Thailand, and one Filipino citizen, according to Qatari and other officials.

A widespread outbreak of 'undiagnosed pneumonia' cases is sweeping China, and it's mainly affecting children. The situation has triggered concern at the WHO.

Police arrested over 30 people after they rampaged through Dublin, Ireland Thursday night. The violent protests came in response to the stabbing of a number of young schoolchildren.

The cease-fire between Israel and the Hamas terrorist group will begin on Friday morning. Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesman said the first group of 13 civilians will be released at 4:00 p.m. local time.

New Yorkers have gathered in Manhattan for Macy's 97th Thanksgiving Day parade. Marching bands, floats, performers, and giant balloons ushered in the giving season.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been accused of a sexual assault that allegedly occurred 30 years ago. The plaintiff is asking for at least five million dollars in damages.

Israel and the Hamas terrorist group have agreed to a four-day ceasefire starting at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday morning local time. The deal will see Hamas release 50 Israeli hostages in exchange for 150 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel. Those released by both sides will be women and children.

Millions of Americans are traveling for the Thanksgiving holiday. Los Angeles International Airport is busy with crowds of passengers.

A federal judge has ruled that undated mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania must still be counted if they are received in time. County boards of elections are now prohibited from rejecting mailed ballots that lack accurate, handwritten dates.

The army is now turning to a new source of possible recruits—unvaccinated former soldiers. After the military previously kicked out soldiers who refused to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Modern toys could pose new threats to children. A consumer watchdog report cites microphones, cameras, location trackers, and other features.

One of former President Trump's co-defendants could have his bond revoked. The judge in Georgia is considering bringing him into custody.

Former President Donald Trump is appealing the gag order placed on him in his federal election interference case. The Washington D.C. circuit court heard oral arguments Monday.

The United States still has privacy concerns about TikTok, according to Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.

House Republicans are continuing the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden. Former Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) indicated that the investigation is reaching a tipping point.

Some TikTokers have been praising a letter written by Osama bin Laden after the 9/11 attacks. GOP Presidential candidate Nikki Haley is using the phenomenon to restate her call for a TikTok ban.

Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) is facing a fresh effort to expel him from Congress. The House is expected to vote on the issue when representatives return from a two-week recess.

Mayor Eric Adams says New York’s illegal immigrant crisis has forced the city to slash school, police, and library budgets. Mr. Adams calls it the most painful exercise he's ever had to carry out in his professional life.

Embattled Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) has said he won't run for reelection in 2024. His announcement came shortly after the House Ethics Committee released a report detailing "additional uncharged and unlawful conduct" by him.

A pro-Palestinian protester, Loay Abdelfattah Alnaji, has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Jewish man Paul Kessler during a demonstration in California on Nov. 5.

With Chinese regime leader Xi Jinping's U.S. visit, human rights abuses by the Chinese Communist Party have moved center stage. A researcher with the Falun Dafa Information Center weighs in.

Former President Donald Trump is requesting a mistrial in his civil fraud case in New York. In another case, Hunter Biden has asked a judge to subpoena Trump and three others.

The United States has sent some $2.5 billion in aid to Afghanistan since the chaotic withdrawal in 2021. The money is supposed to go to international non-profits. However, a witness testified this week that the funds are being diverted.

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is pushing for name verification on social media. She says anonymity is a national security threat that makes it easy for bots and foreign agents.

Tens of thousands are expected in Washington on Tuesday for a rally denouncing the recent rise in antisemitism and supporting the release of hostages held in Gaza by the Hamas terrorist organization.

Former President Donald Trump's campaign is pushing back against rumors about what he would do if elected for a second term. Some reports are claiming that he intends to crack down on illegal immigration, take on his political enemies, and more.