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Judge Thomas Parker raised concerns about a GOP-supported ban on drag performances infringing on the First Amendment.

The former president's niece said her uncle is being held accountable "for the first time in his 76 years" following a Manhattan grand jury's indictment.

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin expressed optimism about Ukraine's opportunities to make progress against Russian forces during the spring.

A federal judge ruled on Tuesday that former Vice President Mike Pence must testify in the Justice Department's Jan. 6 investigation.

Viktor Muzhenko explained why he believes Russia is most likely to launch a new offensive in August.

Russia claimed to intercept the U.S.-provided bomb, which can travel distances up to 75 miles, enhancing Ukraine's ability to strike behind Russian lines.

Three adults and three children were killed in the Nashville school shooting Monday afternoon, police said.

Ukraine said the drone was operated by members of the "White Wolves" group and flew into an armored personnel carrier.

The 2024 presidential candidate weighed in on Putin's condemned announcement about nuclear weapons in Belarus.

Long lines and empty shelves at Philadelphia grocery stores dotted social media after city officials advised against using tap water on Sunday.

Ukrainian military leaders said on Sunday their forces have managed to "stabilize the situation" in the Donetsk city as Russian offenses stall.

Some Trump supporters left the Waco, Texas rally after only about half an hour, according to local media.

Shannon Bream pressed Representative Michael McCaul about Trump critics who say the United States "lost respect around the globe" during his administration.

Ex-Russian commander Igor Girkin explained why he believes Moscow is struggling to make progress in the Ukrainian city of Avdiivka.

Putin's announcement to position nuclear weapons in the neighboring country comes amid the Ukraine war, which has sparked nuclear concerns.

The Florida governor is seen as former President Donald Trump's top potential 2024 rival within the Republican Party.

House Republicans' visit to a Washington, D.C. jail where January 6 defendants are being held drew criticism from Michael Steele.

Pence's testimony in the January 6 investigation will be "some of the most damaging evidence" against the former president, Glenn Kirschner told Newsweek.

The right-wing broadcaster compared Trump's plea to lighting a cigarette while "filling up your tractor with gasoline."

Gaetz, a Florida Republican, accused the FBI of "targeting Americans who oppose their corrupt political agenda."

Dershowitz told Newsweek that Manhattan D.A. Alvin Bragg's case against Trump is "about the worst case of prosecutorial discretion" he has ever seen.

Representative James Comer's remarks reveal how Greene's standing in Congress has changed since Republicans took control of the House after the midterms.

Shares of the Trump-aligned Digital World Acquisition Corp. surged in value on Monday amid speculation the former president could soon be indicted.

Ukrainian troops on the frontlines are now using unmanned ground vehicles to strike Russian targets.

Donald Trump's lawyers are seeking to block the release of a Georgia grand jury report into his alleged attempts to overturn the 2020 election results.

Costello, once Cohen's legal adviser, is set to cast doubt on his testimony before a Manhattan grand jury as Trump faces a possible indictment.

New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has sought to differentiate himself from top GOP presidential contenders about supporting Ukraine.

Conservatives have called on the Florida governor to condemn a potential indictment against Trump after he warned he will be arrested on Tuesday.

Chris Christie, a former Trump ally, explained on Sunday why the former president called for protests ahead of a potential indictment next week.

The blocked attacks are the latest indication that Russia's "special military operation" in Ukraine continues to stagnate.