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Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) introduces the Yaeli Martinez Child Protection Act, a bill that would bar federally funded state child-welfare agencies from removing children from fit parents solely because they reject gender transitions.
NATO's supreme allied commander in Europe told the Warsaw Security Forum that the alliance would dismantle not only an attacking force but everything sustaining it, as European officials accuse Moscow of hybrid warfare and airspace violations.
Katie Zacharia says she intends to serve as White House press secretary until the end of President Donald Trump's term, while CNN and NPR highlight conspiracy-laced social media posts from her past ahead of her first briefing.
Federal banking agencies released feedback letters tied to resolution plans for 15 major banking organizations, offering the public its first look at how regulators judge the 'living wills' that are supposed to protect the financial system from the next collapse.
A woman wearing a "Release the Epstein Files" shirt was punched in the face by a Trump supporter at the president's Youngstown, Ohio rally Monday night before being escorted out by police, as Trump mocked the protester's weight and called hecklers "scum."
The White House published an image on Monday evening with no accompanying text, following a report that illegal border crossings between ports of entry have fallen nearly 95 percent from the Biden-era peak and that Border Patrol has gone more than 16 months without releasing an illegal alien into the interior.
Republicans have outspent Democrats by $400 million this cycle, forcing the Schumer-aligned Senate Majority PAC to ration cash across nine battlegrounds just three weeks before Election Day.
A man died and several others were injured after reportedly falling from the Goliath roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. Riders were evacuated four at a time from the stalled track as witnesses described a horrifying scene.
South Korea's benchmark KOSPI index plunged more than seven percent Tuesday morning, falling below 6,000 points and triggering a sell-side circuit breaker as foreign investors offloaded semiconductor shares. Financial commentators across social media reacted in real time to the crash.
Conservative attorney George Conway and CNN anchor Jim Acosta tore into President Trump's claim that he kept more promises than he made, with Conway calling him the 'greatest of all time' at 'bullshitting people.'
Federal prosecutors unveiled a new wave of election-integrity charges against lawful permanent residents and other non-citizens from nine countries, while Democrats and establishment Republicans continue to block proof-of-citizenship voting requirements.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives announced it will no longer require federal registration or advance approval for silencers, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, and 'Any Other Weapons' after Congress eliminated the underlying NFA taxes and a federal court ruled the registration scheme unconstitutional.
