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Former Trump White House chief strategist Steve Bannon was released from prison on Tuesday, Oct. 29, after serving a four-month sentence.

Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon out of prison, legal trouble not over

An offshore wind project near Maryland faces a lawsuit over concerns about its potential impact on local economies and marine wildlife.

Maryland offshore wind project sued over economic and environmental concerns

A new survey finds older Americans don't trust AI-generated health information.

Nearly 3 in 4 older Americans don’t trust AI for health information

Responses continue pouring in from both sides of the aisle over a comedian's controversial comments on Puerto Rico at a Trump rally on Sunday.

Presidential campaigns react to comedian’s controversial remarks

A new update from Apple could turn some AirPods into hearing aid devices as soon as Monday, Oct. 28, if users choose to download it.

Apple AirPods Pro 2 new update can offer users hearing aid capabilities

The Nevada Supreme Court ruled that absentee ballots arriving without a postmark can be counted up to three days after Election Day.

Nevada Supreme Court rules ballots without postmarks can still be counted

Two separate ballot drop box fires are being investigated by the FBI in Portland, Oregon and Vancouver, Washington.

FBI investigates ballot drop box fires in Oregon and Washington

Discover the top Halloween candy trends of 2024 as a new favorite takes the lead, and Americans gear up to spend billions this season.

New top candy this year as Americans spend almost $12B on Halloween

Gov. Gavin Newsom, D-Calif., has announced a proposal to significantly expand California's film and television tax incentives.

Hollywood lifeline: Newsom wants to double TV industry tax incentives

The FDA has issued a warning about the growing presence of fake online pharmacies selling drugs like oxycodone and Xanax through Google.

FDA, DEA struggle to take down rogue pharmacy websites

DHS warns that domestic violent extremists are seeking to disrupt the democratic process ahead of the 2024 elections.

Domestic violent extremists aim to disrupt election: DHS

Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee are in court against Attorney General Merrick Garland over Special Counsel Robert Hur's tapes.

House GOP, DOJ go to court over Biden, special counsel interview tapes

Mexico has been apprehending more migrants than the United States since May, as part of the country’s biggest migration crackdown ever.

Mexico is apprehending more migrants headed to America than US Border Patrol

McDonald's ice cream machines are set to be more reliable as a new ruling allows third-party repairs, ending exclusive restrictions.

New policy could mean fewer broken McDonald’s ice cream machines

Americans are concerned there will be violence and efforts to overturn the 2024 election results.

Voters worried about violence, efforts to overturn 2024 election: Poll

Philadelphia’s district attorney sued Elon Musk over his $1 million voter sweepstakes, saying it's an "illegal lottery scheme."

Elon Musk sued by Philadelphia DA over $1M sweepstakes

Rooftop solar panels can save money on energy bills, but homeowners may also face more expensive roof repairs as a result.

Solar panels save on energy costs, but make roof repairs more expensive

Chinese hackers targeted the cell phones of former President Trump, Sen. JD Vance, and members of the Harris campaign.

Chinese hackers targeted phones of Trump, Vance, Harris campaign staff

The decision by The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times not to publish endorsements of a presidential candidate has led to resignations.

WaPo, LA Times’ endorsement decisions lead to resignations

The Brooklyn detention center where Sean 'Diddy' Combs is housed was subject to an interagency operation on Monday by the Department of Justice and Bureau of Prisons.

Department of Justice launches operation at NYC jail housing Diddy

A new study shows "gentle parenting" might be rougher than it sounds.

Is ‘gentle parenting’ really the better way?

A mailman in Orlando, Florida, has been arrested for allegedly dumping more than 1,000 pieces of mail, including election mail, in the woods.

Florida postal worker arrested for dumping ballots, election mail in woods

US Navy apologizes to Tlingit people 142 years after bombardment of Angoon, Alaska village, which killed six and led to starvation.

Navy issues formal apology for attack on Alaskan Tlingit village 142 years ago

The presidential candidates are trotting out big celebrities in their final pushes to sway undecided voters.

Well-known names show support for presidential candidates