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Three members of America’s so-called “most inbred” family have mysteriously disappeared from their crumbling West Virginia home after state officials quietly took them away — a move their relatives say was sparked by viral videos that turned the family into an internet sideshow.

U.S. stocks dropped again on Friday, extending a rough week as investors grew increasingly uneasy over high valuations amid the ongoing government shutdown.

The European Commission is reportedly considering hitting pause on key parts of its landmark AI legislation, bowing to mounting pressure from Big Tech and the U.S., the Financial Times reported Friday.

A North Carolina kart racing champion was gunned down in front of his fiancée during a brutal home invasion — a 'targeted' attack allegedly carried out by two career criminals caught 10 days later.

New Yorkers just made history — electing Zohran Mamdani as the city’s first socialist mayor, a far-left Democrat who wasted no time claiming a mandate for his sweeping progressive agenda and taking direct aim at President Trump.

Dick Cheney, the hard-edged former vice president who helped shape America’s response to 9/11 and defined a generation of U.S. politics, has died at 84, his family said early Tuesday.

The mystery behind why an Army Special Forces soldier blew up a Cybertruck outside Trump’s Las Vegas hotel on New Year’s Day has only grown deeper after police released their final report Monday.

Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels endured a devastating arm injury in the fourth quarter of Sunday night’s clash against the Seahawks, leaving fans stunned and the stadium in disbelief.

President Trump slammed Democrats over the ongoing government shutdown, defended his decision to restart U.S. nuclear weapons testing, and stood by his administration’s ICE raids during a tense '60 Minutes' interview Sunday — his first sit-down with CBS News since suing its parent company.