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The king's cancer diagnosis was announced publicly in February 2024.

A judge has ordered the Trump administration to preserve the contents of the Signal app chat in which top officials discussed Yemen military strikes earlier this month.

Officials inadvertently added a reporter to an unsecured group chat discussing plans for a U.S. attack on Houthis in Yemen. Here's a look at a timeline of the events.

Trump probably 'violated the law' when he fired independent inspectors general, a federal judge said during a hearing about whether such terminations were legal.

A Washington homeowner spotted a deer taking interest in his cat, Pebbles, when he realized the two were nuzzling up for a grooming session.

The actress and Duchess of Sussex appear together on social media poking fun at their alleged rift.

Bianca captured the delightful reaction of her sister's dog, Rex, while tending to his ear after an ear infection.

Organizations that provide legal aid to migrant children have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services after the agency cut funding.

The child was returned to their parents without incident, the agency said.

The U.S. has arrested a top MS-13 gang member, according to a post on X by Attorney General Pam Bondi.

President Donald Trump said the U.S. will "go as far as we have to go" to get control of Greenland, ahead of a planned visit to the Arctic island by the vice president.

Meet Mr. Pugsley Addams, the Minnesota cat who holds the Guinness World Record for a living domestic feline with the longest tail at 18.5 inches long.

JD Vance made a noteworthy statement in the Signal chat, breaking with Donald Trump and questioning if the attacks on the Houthis in Yemen should be delayed.

Russian forces injured five people, damaged homes and a gas pipeline in attacks on the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson overnight on Wednesday.

The major stock indexes closed down on Wednesday.

The Atlantic on Wednesday published a new article detailing information about recent American strikes in Yemen that was accidentally shared with a journalist via Signal.

The chat "failed soldiers, diplomats and intelligence officers," an expert said.

The hearing was held by the Delivering on Government Efficiency subcommittee.

Jeffrey Goldberg joins ABCNL to discuss his decision to publish a second round of information from the chat.