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Luigi Mangione Pleads Not Guilty

By MICHAEL R. SISAK and JAKE OFFENHARTZ / AP

Trump Renews Calls to Buy Greenland

By WILL WEISSERT / AP

Biden Commutes Death Row Sentences

By WILL WEISSERT and DARLENE SUPERVILLE / AP

2024: A Year In Review

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How a Shutdown Could Affect Americans

Troops will work without pay, and service at national parks and airports could change.

By Brian Bennett

2024 In Memoriam

A tribute to some of the noteworthy people who died in 2024.

By Jeannie Kopstein and TIME Video

Luigi Mangione Faces New Federal Murder Charges in CEO Killing

Luigi Mangione, suspect in the killing of UnitedHealthcare's CEO, faces new federal charges of stalking and murder.

By MICHAEL R. SISAK, LARRY NEUMEISTER and MARK SCOLFORO / AP

Terrorism Law Used Against Luigi Mangione: What to Know

It’s not the first time the 9/11-era New York law has been applied to a case not about cross-border extremism or a plot to kill masses of people.

By Jennifer Peltz / AP

Indiana Executes Prisoner Joseph Corcoran in Unusual Secrecy

Officials announced they put the convicted killer to death via lethal injection early Wednesday without any independent witnesses present, raising concerns about transparency.

By Rebecca Boone / AP

Rayful Edmond, D.C.’s “King of Cocaine,” Dies in Federal Custody at 60

Edmond, who was arrested in 1989 and sentenced to life in prison, was once believed to control about a third of the cocaine trade in the nation’s capital during the ’80s.

By Associated Press

Trump Sues Des Moines Register and Selzer, Alleging ‘Election Interference’

The President-elect claims “brazen election interference” after the Register published a poll the weekend before the election that showed Kamala Harris with a surprising lead.

By David Bauder / AP

Greenways Are Reviving American Cities

U.S. cities like Detroit are transforming previously industrial or abandoned land into recreational areas.

By Micheline Maynard and Video by Joey Lautrup

Suspected Gilgo Beach Serial Killer Charged in Seventh Death

Rex Heuermann, a New York architect already facing six murder charges for what’s known as the Gilgo Beach killings, was charged in the death of a seventh woman.

By PHILIP MARCELO / AP

Colleges React to Federal Ruling on Race

The June 2023 Supreme Court decision banning colleges from considering race in admissions is having repercussions beyond who gets into college.

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Teacher and Student Killed in Wisconsin School Shooting

A 15-year-old female student opened fire with a handgun at a Christian school in Wisconsin, killing a teacher and a student. The shooter also died, police said.

By SCOTT BAUER / AP

How U.S. Agencies Should Identify Mysterious Drones: Schumer

Senator Chuck Schumer and other elected officials are urging the federal government to deploy better drone-tracking technology.

By BIANCA VÁZQUEZ TONESS and DAVE COLLINS / AP

Americans Traveling to the U.K. in 2025 Must Do This

From Jan. 8 onwards, there are new rules for U.S. persons entering the U.K.

By Rebecca Schneid

Former Manhattan Prosecutor to Represent Luigi Mangione

Police say Mangione was found with a gun, mask, and writings linking him to the ambush of UHC CEO Brian Thompson.

By MICHAEL R. SISAK / AP

What To Know About NJ ‘Drone’ Sightings

The flying objects, occasionally traveling in clusters, have been sighted flying around at night in NY, NJ, and PA.

By Simmone Shah

Estrangement Has Become an Epidemic in America

'According to our research, today, 1 in 2 adults is estranged from a close relative,' write Joshua Coleman and Will Johnson.

By Joshua Coleman and Will Johnson
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