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The latest death was the third from hantavirus in Mammoth Lakes since early February, health officials there said.

A prayer space inside the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library was "desecrated with urine and obscene, lewd images defacing the walls," according to the university's associate chaplain of Global Spiritual Life.

The possibility of a federal investigation in the U.S. would represent a significant development in the brothers’ expanding legal troubles.

Experts say the arrest is part of a pattern of criminalizing pregnancy that has accelerated since the fall of Roe v. Wade.

Duke's Khaman Maluach and Florida's Rueben Chinyelu met at NBA Academy Africa, a hub for talented athletes throughout the continent. They used to dream of playing in the NCAA Tournament.

Khalil, who took an active role in protests at Columbia University over the war in Gaza, was arrested March 8, and the Trump administration is seeking to deport him.

The 44-year-old Ohio high school staff member was charged with felony conspiracy in the alleged scheme to pay a juvenile $2,000 to kill her husband.

The tumors, all benign, are three different types, Mass General Brigham Newton-Wellesley Hospital outside Boston said. The hospital said an investigation found no environmental risk.

They were among dozens of employees of Mount Baker Roofing in Bellingham, Washington, detained this week and taken to a processing center in Tacoma.

At least 6 children at a single child care facility in Lubbock have tested positive for measles.

U.S. District Judge Denise J. Casper for Massachusetts denied the government’s request to dismiss the Rumeysa Öztürk's petition for her release.