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One of the siblings remains in China after allegedly fleeing there with his sister, who was arrested upon returning to the United States.

Terbium oxide can be used in permanent magnets for electric vehicles and in the defense industry.

The domestically sourced stibnite ore can be processed into antimony needed for U.S. military ammunition and other applications.

The artificial intelligence company has argued that it’s facing illegal retaliation for its ethical concerns.

Elon Musk’s legal team failed to prove advertisers violated antitrust laws, the district court judge ruled.

The governor signed a bill declaring March 31 Farmworkers Day.

Violent crime in Washington recently hit a 30-year low, according to the U.S. attorney’s office.

The state paused implementation efforts after only 23 out of the 447 total dispatch centers statewide had transitioned to the Next Generation 911 system.

While critics call it government overreach, supporters say it’s an attempt to address what they call outrageous compensation for top executives.

Air traffic control audio and surveillance footage reveal the critical moments leading up to the deadly collision.

Wing flies small packages to homes in dense residential areas.

Moreno Valley residents and community activists are calling for an investigation into alleged animal cruelty, including 21 donkey deaths.

More than 30 municipal climate lawsuits seek to set U.S. energy policy through litigation, critics say.

Monica Cannon-Grant was sentenced to six months of home confinement.

Abigail Spanberger signed an order directing officials to begin the process of rejoining a 26-state voter data-sharing compact.

It’s been nearly two months since Nancy Guthrie went missing. ‘We are in agony,’ said the TV host.

At the center of the new measures is the formal codification of the state’s Immigrant Trust Directive.

Rusty Hicks said the crowded field could split the vote, allowing two Republicans to advance and leaving out Democrats.

One of the siblings remains in China after allegedly fleeing there with his sister, who was arrested upon returning to the United States.

Terbium oxide can be used in permanent magnets for electric vehicles and in the defense industry.

The domestically sourced stibnite ore can be processed into antimony needed for U.S. military ammunition and other applications.

The artificial intelligence company has argued that it’s facing illegal retaliation for its ethical concerns.

Elon Musk’s legal team failed to prove advertisers violated antitrust laws, the district court judge ruled.

The governor signed a bill declaring March 31 Farmworkers Day.

Violent crime in Washington recently hit a 30-year low, according to the U.S. attorney’s office.

The state paused implementation efforts after only 23 out of the 447 total dispatch centers statewide had transitioned to the Next Generation 911 system.

While critics call it government overreach, supporters say it’s an attempt to address what they call outrageous compensation for top executives.

Air traffic control audio and surveillance footage reveal the critical moments leading up to the deadly collision.

Wing flies small packages to homes in dense residential areas.

Moreno Valley residents and community activists are calling for an investigation into alleged animal cruelty, including 21 donkey deaths.

More than 30 municipal climate lawsuits seek to set U.S. energy policy through litigation, critics say.

Monica Cannon-Grant was sentenced to six months of home confinement.

Abigail Spanberger signed an order directing officials to begin the process of rejoining a 26-state voter data-sharing compact.

It’s been nearly two months since Nancy Guthrie went missing. ‘We are in agony,’ said the TV host.

At the center of the new measures is the formal codification of the state’s Immigrant Trust Directive.

Rusty Hicks said the crowded field could split the vote, allowing two Republicans to advance and leaving out Democrats.