The Justice Department investigated Jeffrey Epstein's death. Then it went silent.

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The Justice Department's Office of Inspector General launched an investigation after Jeffrey Epstein was found dead. But more than three years later, the office still hasn't released its report.

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Daylight-saving time is one of the most controversial and impossible issues of our age

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A single mother escaped Kyiv with her 5-year-old at the onset of the Russian invasion. She is one of 8 million refugees who can only dream of returning home.

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War in Ukraine by the numbers: Mass deaths, billions in aid, thousands of destroyed tanks, and more stats that paint an image of Russia's unprovoked invasion

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Inside California's tiny-home takeover

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ChatGPT is for suckers

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The new Google and Microsoft chatbots get stuff wrong and lie. So why do we fall for their shtick?

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Rep. George Santos' press secretary said she fields endless angry calls, gets dirty looks on the Hill, but still thinks her boss is a 'borderline genius'

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Gabrielle Lipsky (l) and George Santos (r)

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Indiana's Senate race will show the depths of the fault lines within the GOP. Early signs show it's still Trump's party.

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The US promised the Cherokee Nation a seat in Congress in a treaty that fueled the Trail of Tears. 188 years later, the Cherokee say lawmakers may finally fulfill that promise.

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Kim Teehee has been proposed to serve as the Cherokee Nation's first congressional delegate.

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