The Defense Department unveiled four new specialized offices on Thursday that will prosecute major crimes committed by active servicemembers, shifting away from commanders who previously oversaw the cases.
A federal judge in Georgia upheld the state's newly approved congressional maps in a win for House Republicans, dealing a blow to Democrats who sought an opportunity to flip a seat in the Peach State next year.
Spain is aiming to close its nuclear plants by 2035, joining a small number of developed countries pledging a nuclear phaseout as others look to invest further into the energy source.
Democratic Jacksonville, Florida, Mayor Donna Deegan announced on Wednesday the "Tribute to the Women of the Southern Confederacy" statue in the city was removed.
Rep. Anthony D'Esposito (R-NY) blasted the Biden administration for its efforts to secure the southern border, stating that meetings with the Mexican government this week were "too little, too late."
