A U.S. military base in northeastern Syria came under attack Monday, resulting in zero casualties, U.S. Central Command said. A bank employee shot and killed five people and injured eight -- including two police officers -- inside a bank lobby in Louisville on Monday, according to police who shot and killed the suspect. "Beau is Afraid," in theaters Friday, captures the surreal feeling of anxiety with enough ambiguity to let the audience interpret the main character's journey. The U.S. Postal Service has filed a notice to increase mailing services prices, effective July 9, raising the cost of a First-Class Mail Forever stamp 5.4%, from 63 cents to 66 cents. Local commissions plan votes that could reinstate two Black Democratic lawmakers who were expelled from the Tennessee Legislature last week. A new report, released by the University of Pittsburgh, found smoking mint-flavored e-cigarettes is associated with poorer lung function compared to menthol-free vaping. President Joe Biden signed a bill Monday to end the national emergency over COVID-19. President Joe Biden revealed Monday he plans to run for re-election in 2024 telling NBC "I plan on at least three or four more Easter egg rolls," referencing the annual White House event, adding "I plan on running." British Prime Rishi Sunak called on politicians in Northern Ireland on Monday to honor the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement by re-starting the country's stalled power-sharing government as soon as possible. White House officials are unclear where the leak of sensitive Pentagon documents is coming from or if it has been contained. A Virginia grand jury on Monday indicted the mother of a 6-year-old boy who shot and wounded his teacher in Newport News in January. The Justice Department and pharmaceutical company Danco Laboratories have requested an appeals court block a federal judge's ruling that would suspend the approval of mifepristone, a widely used abortion pill. The Oregon Zoo announced the birth of a rare African bontebok calf, an arrival that was welcomed as a sign of the antelope species' dramatic recovery from the brink of extinction. A Florida woman's pet chihuahua was officially named the world's shortest dog living by Guinness World Records at a height of only 3.59 inches. Republican House Judiciary Committee members have subpoenaed FBI Director Christopher Wray for information about the agency's plan to use sources in Catholic churches to report on suspicious activity. The bodies of a father and son who went missing nearly a month ago while kayaking in Arkansas have been found, authorities said Sunday. Firefighters in Britain came to the rescue of a horse that became trapped in his travel trailer when his legs became entangled in a gate stored in the trailer. Wildlife officials in Arkansas said a man fishing for walleye from his kayak managed to land a massive 102-pound paddlefish. Michelle Obama will make her sixth appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon." K-pop group Kard released a single and music video for "Without You," their first song of 2023. The teen punk band, The Linda Lindas, release a new single, "Too Many Things," ahead of their Coachella appearance. |
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