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Japanese law allows capital punishment for murder, but experts say the death penalty usually is handed down for multiple killings.

Americans who experience homelessness often feel the impacts of extreme weather events first.

In many cases these days, the price of a used two- or three-year-old car can rival the price of a brand-new version of the exact same car.

A spokesperson for Los Angeles County's fire department says paramedics were dispatched to a Calabasas home Thursday morning.

The company was convicted last month for 17 tax crimes, including charges of conspiracy and falsifying business records.

The Winter Olympics have already been postponed due to climate change and lack of quality snow, leaving many to wonder how the Games will go on.

With unpredictable weather and warming temperatures, ski resorts are increasingly creating their own snow.

HBO Max's "Velma" focuses on the teenage detective's origin story, including how she joined forces with the rest of Mystery Inc.

A Houston man who has lived in the U.S. since he was 1 is now stuck in Mexico. He was protected here under DACA, until he left.

Seven people died, others were injured and many homes were damaged from a giant storm that spawned tornadoes in the South.

Takar Smith, Keenan Anderson and Oscar Sanchez died after interactions with the LAPD. Smith and Sanchez were shot by officers.

The kind of bots that snatched up so many Taylor Swift tickets are illegal, but a Scripps News investigation finds anti-bot laws are rarely enforced.

Local NY Republicans are calling on Rep. George Santos to resign after more campaign lies come out.

Digital banking is on the rise. About 197 million people used it in 2021 and that number increased to 203 million in 2022.

Many farms have been hit by avian flu along with a spike in feed, labor and fuel costs — all driving up the cost of eggs at the grocery store.

Attorney General Merrick Garland appointed Robert Hur, the former Trump-appointed U.S. attorney in Maryland, to lead the investigation.

Lawmakers in Washington recently allocated billions of dollars in taxpayer money to the IRS to increase the number of audits across the country.

The Federal Reserve doesn’t expect inflation to slow enough to get close to its 2% target until well into 2024.

A person who spoke to the Associated Press anonymously said the president's legal team found additional classified material at a second location.

The former world No. 1 posted what she called "a little life update for 2023" on social media, including a picture of an ultrasound.

Republicans now have subpoena power in the House, giving them the authority to compel testimony and conduct a far more aggressive investigation.

Jill Biden's press secretary said the first lady returned to the White House Wednesday evening and was "doing well and in good spirits."

The agreement with two major hospitals includes enforceable staffing ratios, community health improvements and partnerships to recruit local nurses.

The Big Cat Public Safety Act has put an end to would-be "Tiger Kings" nationwide and changed the private ownership industry for exotic animals.

A bright green comet will make its first pass in its likely only appearance in recorded history.