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Spurred by mass shootings, thousands of school districts have hired companies to produce detailed digital maps that can help police, firefighters and medical professionals respond more quickly in emergencies.

Despite some rhetoric from the administration of doing away with junk fees, theyre still flourishing. And it will take more than public pronouncements actually to get rid of them.

Palestinians began fasting for the Muslim holy month of Ramadan on Monday with cease-fire talks at a standstill, hunger worsening across the Gaza Strip and no end in sight to the 5-month-old war between Israel and Hamas.

Gas prices in the US have climbed rapidly to a four-month high, with factors like winter demand, refinery troubles, and geopolitical tensions influencing the market. Expert analysis suggests a potential peak before a gradual decline heading into the fall.

The crash happened when a van pulled out in front of a semi-trailer truck in Clark County.

A newly released transcript sheds fresh light on President Joe Bidens memories about his sons death during an interview with prosecutors investigating his handling of classified documents.

Eleven-year-old Domonic Davis was not far from his moms Cincinnati home when a hail of gunfire sprayed out from a passing car. Nearly two dozen rounds hurtled through the night at a group of children in the blink of an eye.

From the early 1980s to around 2008, U.S. oil production fell from 10.7 million barrels per day down to just 7.8 million, while oil imports more than doubled from 6.0

Archer Daniels Midland Co. on Tuesday reported fourth-quarter profit of $565 million.

A report commissioned by the U.S. State Department highlights the catastrophic national security risks associated with advanced AI technology and the urgent need for government intervention. The report warns of potential weaponization and loss of control, emphasizing the need for regulatory measures and safeguards to avert disaster.