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Several state lawmakers have already introduced bills to restrict access to "gender affirming care" for the 2023 legislative session, joining a growing number of states considering or adopting new restrictions for transgender youth.

The man accused of randomly shooting passengers on a Brooklyn subway earlier this year is expected to plead guilty to terrorism charges on Tuesday.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered a cardiac arrest before his heartbeat was restored on the field Monday night, the team says, in a shocking injury that forced the postponement of the Monday Night Football game and sent shock waves through the sports world.

Fans of the Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals put their arms around one another and united in prayer outside of the hospital where Bills safety Damar Hamlin is being treated after suffering a scary injury on Monday Night Football.

On the eve of the Speaker vote, House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) made an eleventh hour push to get the votes needed to lock down the support needed as a group of conservative defectors continue to threaten to derail his ability to get the gavel.

Three passengers and a driver were critically wounded when their Tesla drove off of California's "Devil's Slide," officials said.

Tesla announced Monday that the company had sold a record 1.3 million vehicles in 2022.

A Pennsylvania police chief was killed and another officer wounded in a shootout in Brackenridge, Pennsylvania.

The Florida Keys' Dry Tortugas National Park plans to shut down due to a sudden influx of hundreds of migrants.

Gen. Mark Milley used his interview with the Jan. 6 committee to excoriate former national security adviser Michael Flynn in the lead-up to the Capitol riot, calling his statements "unnerving" and "highly wrong."