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Changes at the U.S. Postal Service are forcing people who rely on postmarks when voting, filing taxes or mailing legal documents to be extra careful when cutting it close to deadlines. Postmarks ...

U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut is fast-tracking a three-day trial at the end of the month to examine the legality of the Trump administration’s mobilization of National Guard troops to Portland ...

Jeffrey Epstein sent a barrage of nasty emails to his cash cow, billionaire Leon Black, pressuring him to fork over millions of dollars per year to keep his lavish lifestyle afloat. The disgraced ...

The University of Pennsylvania is investigating after acknowledging that members of its community received a "highly offensive, hurtful message" that seemingly came from the school. The vulgar email ...

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Despite the federal government shutdown, Social Security benefits will continue to be sent to beneficiaries across Michigan, though local Social Security offices will offer limited services until ...

BATAVIA — Cathy Worthington is running for office in Stafford for the third time and she says there is frustration with the current board. “I’m here to stay and the board’s just going to have to get ...

GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) — A man who sent a Facebook message that said, “So I raped you,” to a woman he had sexually assaulted in college in 2013 was sentenced to two to four years in prison on Monday.