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Trump indicted: People wait outside New York courthouse ahead of arraignment

People are waiting outside the Manhattan Criminal Court Tuesday morning ahead of the arraignment of former President Donald Trump.

Democrats release 500 pages of negative information on DeSantis ahead of 2024 fight

A prominent liberal firm dumped roughly 500 pages of opposition research on Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) on Monday ahead of his expected entry into the 2024 presidential election.

WATCH LIVE: Donald Trump expected to arrive at New York courthouse for arraignment

Former President Donald Trump is expected to be arraigned at a New York courthouse in Manhattan Tuesday. He is facing charges related to his role in a "hush money" payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.

U.S. military kills senior ISIS leader responsible for planning European attacks

The U.S. military killed a senior ISIS leader in Syria who was responsible for planning the terror group’s attacks into Europe, according to Central Command.

Biden’s fight with Manchin over key legislation adds to pile of overreach claims

Senators who delivered historic legislative wins to President Joe Biden last year are beginning to regret it.

DeSantis’s job approval rating in Florida jumps to four-year high: Poll

Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) job approval rating jumped to a four-year high, furthering his Sunshine State glow as he mulls a 2024 run.

DeSantis clings to slight edge against Trump in Florida: Poll

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) has a slim lead over fellow Floridian and former President Donald Trump in the Sunshine State, a recent poll found.

Senate Republicans keep notching victories by peeling off vulnerable Democrats

Even in a divided Congress, Republicans have found a way to play offense against vulnerable Senate Democrats and moved legislation in a chamber they don't control by forcing politically sensitive votes that drive a wedge between senators up for reelection in red states and the Democratic base.

Fact check: Democrats distort the record on guns after Nashville shooting

One week after a shooter opened fire in a Nashville, Tennessee, Christian school and killed six people, including three children, Democrats have continued to press for an assault-style weapons ban they have sought for years.

Donald Trump indicted: Judge rules no video cameras allowed in court for arraignment

In an early victory for former President Donald Trump, the New York judge presiding over his criminal case ruled no video cameras will be allowed in the courtroom where Trump is arraigned on Tuesday.
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