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President Joe Biden on Wednesday asked if Indiana GOP Rep. Jackie Walorski, who died in August, was present at a White House conference.

An Amazon warehouse that was launched earlier this year in Amarillo, Texas, is temporarily closed after bed bugs were found inside the facility.

A centuries-old flute once owned by President James Madison was lent to Lizzo by the Library of Congress for her concert in Washington, D.C.

Clergy in 33 states are exempt from laws requiring professionals such as teachers, physicians and psychotherapists to report information about alleged child abuse to police or child welfare officials.

Do you have an extra $12,000? It's how much more experts say you are spending, on average this year, compared to two years ago.

PennyWise host Teri Barr is talking with Elizabeth Renter, a Personal Finance Data Analyst with NerdWallet, to learn more about the specific categories where you've had to spend a lot more money in 2022.

Elizabeth also shares what this means related to a recession, and what you can do about it.

More from Elizabeth on NerdWallet:

• First-Time Home Buyer Metro Affordability Report – Q2 2022
• Got an Extra $11,500? You’ll Need It to Keep Up With 2022 Prices
• U.S. Drivers’ Gas Spending Soars Toward $562 Billion in 2022

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The woman says she was left to give birth to her baby alone on the dirty floor of her jail cell, alleging that jail nurses ignored her screams and pleas for help for six hours.

Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall Wednesday before cutting through the state — very close to many of the "stacks" containing the polluted leftovers of Florida's phosphate fertilizer mining industry.

Criminal lovers going on the run have inspired movies since 1937. Here's a look at the top 25 films about these thrilling couples.

Disgruntled Airbnb guests have taken to Twitter and TikTok to vent about everything from cleaning fees to misleading listings. But they aren’t the only ones with complaints.

To prepare for World Space Week (Oct. 4-10), here's a list of key astronomy and astrophysics terms that are out of this world.

Scientists on planes flying through Hurricane Ian's center are taking measurements satellites can’t and sending them to hurricane forecasters.