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An out-of-control passenger onboard an American Airlines flight from Milwaukee to Dallas on Tuesday allegedly charged a flight attendant and tried to open a plane door in midair — forcing fellow passengers to restrain him with duct tape.

The U.S. government under President Joe Biden wants to break up Google. But will the same hold true when the White House changes hands in January?

Russia’s third-largest bank, Gazprombank, and its subsidiaries were hit with U.S. sanctions Thursday, making it the largest bank not already targeted as the Russia-Ukraine war nears the three-year mark.

President-elect Donald Trump on Wednesday tapped Matthew Whitaker, who briefly served as acting attorney general in Trump's first term, as his ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

"Matt Gaetz has long denied all allegations, calling the claims, quote, 'invented.'"

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McMahon is the former head of the Small Business Administration, which she ran during Trump's first term as president.

Walmart whispered a quiet but significant warning Tuesday that consumer-price inflation could surge if President-elect Donald Trump follows through on his vow to impose tariffs on a host of goods imported into the world's biggest economy.

SpaceX launched its Starship vehicle on its sixth test flight Nov. 19 but called off a planned landing of the Super Heavy booster back at the launch site.

Bluesky, a fledgling social media platform, reported Thursday that 1 million users had signed up in a single day. Some frustrated X users appear to have flocked to the newer network in recent weeks.

A California grower has issued a nationwide recall of organic carrots it produced for some of the country's leading supermarkets over an E. coli outbreak, including Albertsons, Kroger, Publix, Trader Joe's, Walmart and Whole Foods.

Russia would consider the White House's authorization for Ukraine to use U.S.-made longer-range weapons within Russia to be the beginning of a "qualitatively new round of tensions" between Moscow and Washington, a Kremlin spokesperson said on Monday.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said he has "already received strong interest from several possible candidates" for the Senate seat vacancy that the state would have if Republican Senator Marco Rubio is confirmed as President-elect Donald Trump's new Secretary of State.