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A conversation with Naomi Watts, Diane Lane, Molly Ringwald, Chloë Sevigny and Calista Flockhart about privilege, stardom and the saga of Truman Capote and his high-society confidantes

"Grieving two family members who died within a 24 hour period is tragic and devastating," a family spokesperson said.

Fires have destroyed more than 11 million hectares of forests and plantations in Brazil this year. A devastating combination of severe drought, above-average temperatures and extremely dry air masses has worsened the destruction. Yan Boechat reports from Sao Paulo.

Biden right to call for more help for the Secret Service.

A tribe in Oregon whose culture is tied to the ocean is suing the U.S. government over an offshore wind energy auction

Early voting not happening yet in in Erie County Pennsylvania because the ballots are not yet ready.

STAY busy on autumn nights by knitting your own ornaments or getting a headstart on future gifts.

The former US Secretary of State offered her view on Taylor Swift endorsing Kamala Harris

I've already packed your bags!

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Republican Donald Trump and JD Vance are rewriting history on Obamacare, insisting Trump "saved" the Affordable Care Act when he fought repeatedly to undo it.

We are better than this.

I believe we must encourage a certain reverence for the Constitution in today’s students — especially given the document’s remarkable endurance in helping our country navigate the arduous path of fixing past wrongs for nearly 250 years.

Chipotle is attracting widespread social media attention for its first collection of Halloween costumes in collaboration with Spirit Halloween. Do you see ways to build on the Boorito event for 2025 Halloween or extend the concept to other seasonal events?

Agency rethinking how it protects current and former Presidents

In a powerful testament to unwavering faith and resilience, FaithSponsor.com was founded by January 6 political prisoner Jake Lang, who launched this inspiring initiative from within the confines of his prison cell.

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More baseball in the Windy City

Josh Rivera shares what he learned about acting from playing the real-life football star and convicted killer Aaron Hernandez in a new FX series.