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(The Center Square) - Attorney General Kris Mayes will not resign from office after the state House and state Senate both passed resolutions condemning her and calling for her resignation, according to Richie Taylor, her communications director.

(The Center Square) - Attorney General Kris Mayes will not resign from office after the state House and state Senate both passed resolutions condemning her and calling for her resignation, according to Richie Taylor, her communications director.

Rep. Andy Ogles, an ultra-conservative congressman who has called for Christian nationalism, wants to send in federal investigators over the show’s “sexually explicit lyrical themes and suggestive choreography”

A woman who was stranded in the middle of an Australian bushfire was rescued after firefighters spotted her from their helicopter.

The EU’s new sanctions target two Uzbek companies tied to businessman Rustam Muminov, who is sanctioned for supplying cotton pulp for Russian gunpowder and ammunition production. Evidence suggests his network dominates Uzbekistan’s cotton cellulose exports to Russia.

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Reynolds was Hollywood's biggest box office star from 1978 to 1982. A new book examines those years — and the work that came before and after — to argue that he was more varied in his range than even his biggest fans realized.

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee convened on Tuesday to consider the Minnesota Somali fraud scandal as a reason to reform immigration laws.

The heads of US agencies responsible for immigration testified before Congress Tuesday after two fatal shootings by federal officers in Minneapolis sparked mounting pressure against President Donald Trump's mass crackdown.

More than 8,500 daily heat records have been tied or broken in the West.

Two boys, 12 and 13, are in hospital while "urgent inquiries" are ongoing to locate a teenage suspect.