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Amtrak says it will expand passenger train service between St. Paul and Chicago this month, adding a second set of daily trains.

The United States faces an "increasingly fragile global order" that's strained by competition from adversarial world powers and foreign humanitarian disasters fueling migration, a U.S. spy report says.

A Maryland man pleaded guilty to driving to the Boston area and stealing $32,000 in high-end merchandise. 

In a corner of Bill Ewald's dining room in the west metro, there's a tribute to his family's favorite resort on the North Shore. So he's heartbroken after hearing Lutsen Lodge burned to the ground earlier this week.

An overnight fire has destroyed the historic Lutsen Resort lodge in northern Minnesota. The fire comes about 7 months after a fire destroyed the popular Papa Charlie's restaurant in Lutsen.

The crash was likely caused by the man hitting a rock and he was thrown from the snowmobile, according to the Cook County Sheriff's Office.

Contrary to common belief, marriage equality is not a reality for disabled people in the U.S. due to an existing penalty associated with getting married.

Relatives of a 19-year-old woman who died after becoming locked inside a freezer at a Rosemont hotel will receive more than $6 million in a wrongful death settlement.

Train service is set to be expanded in Michigan, with improvements coming to three corridors used by Amtrak. A separate plan has also been proposed to connect Detroit Metro Airport to the city.

Supporters of Israel rallied by the tens of thousands on the National Mall under heavy security Tuesday, voicing solidarity in the fight against Hamas and crying "never again."