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The death toll of the deadliest wildfire in California history rose to 56 on Wednesday – and more bodies might be discovered by evacuees returning home, Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea warned

Mark Zuckerberg promised Congress he would combat the spread of conspiracy theories—while his company was doing the opposite

Democrats don’t assume control of the House until January, but they’re already falling into factions

Gordon Lightfoot’s iconic song about the Edmund Fitzgerald, a Lake Superior iron ore ship that sunk with all hands aboard in a 1975 autumn storm, captures the intrepid spirit of the Minnesota Iron Range

Now that the 2018 midterm elections are in the history books (for the most part — what’s up with you, Broward County?), two things are increasingly clear

House Republicans are electing a new set of leaders Wednesday to oversee their transformation from an ideologically diverse majority power to an increasingly conservative minority in the next session of Congress

The JCPOA has not engendered a more moderate stance on the part of the Islamic regime, which has become more aggressive in the pursuit of its regional aspirations across the Middle East

In an extraordinary move, Melania Trump called publicly Tuesday for the deputy national security adviser to be dismissed

Facebook denies it pushed top exec Palmer Luckey out the door for being publicly pro-Trump, but that’s clearly what happened