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The Biden administration on Wednesday announced a new $100 million federal funding effort to bolster the availability and reliability of public electric vehicle charging stations across the United States in an attempt to help solve what drivers cite as a major hurdle preventing them from switching out their gas-powered vehicles.

The husband of Alaska's lone member of the House of Representatives died on Wednesday after a plane crash in the state.

Customs and Border Protection officials seized more than $1.1 million in would-be smuggled methamphetamine on Saturday at the border in Texas.

Country music superstar Oliver Anthony has canceled a show set for a venue in Tennessee due to the venue charging high prices for tickets, which Anthony described as "not acceptable."

Electric vehicles could become a more expensive investment in the Sunshine State if a proposed bill passes next year.

A Homeland Security subcommittee will hold a hearing on the PGA-LIV Tour deal on Wednesday to discuss Saudi Arabian investments in the United States.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin met on Wednesday, and their talks were "very substantive," according to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

The House Homeland Security Committee is holding a hearing on the "devastating human costs of the Biden-Mayorkas border crisis.”

Vulnerable House Republicans are lining up behind Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R-CA) decision to open an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden despite the perceived political risks heading into a critical election cycle.

Immediately following news of House Republicans' plans to initiate an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden, the White House issued a memo to editorial leaders of media organizations across the United States, calling on the media to cover the process with increased scrutiny because it is "based on lies."