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NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump did not hold back criticism on the witness stand Monday as he testified during a contentious day in court for the civil fraud case brought against him over claims that he for years exaggerated his wealth.

Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Brendan Carr is calling the Biden administration's "digital equity" plan for all internet services and infrastructure an "unlawful power grab."

Tens of thousands of Colorado families are set to receive child tax credit payments to the tune of $1,200 per child in 2024.

The purported manifesto of the transgender shooter who carried out the Covenant School shooting appears to have been leaked, sparking a local investigation and condemnation from the Nashville, Tennessee, mayor.

A skit going viral on social media pokes fun at college students and LGBT members who have voiced their support for the terrorist group Hamas.

An aide to Ukrainian Commander-in-Chief Valeriy Zaluzhny was killed when a grenade hidden in a birthday present detonated.

Republican Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears responded to a social media video made by former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Democratic Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas to target Democratic voters with a message about women's rights to abortion and "MAGA Republican extremists."

Special counsel Jack Smith told a federal judge on Monday to ignore former President Donald Trump's request to dismiss his four-count election interference indictment, saying he "stands alone in American history for his alleged crimes."

President Joe Biden repeated a widely disputed story Monday while addressing Amtrak employees outside of Wilmington, Delaware.

Several Republican House candidates competing in competitive districts visited Yuma, Arizona, over the weekend to tour the U.S.-Mexico border and meet with community officials tackling the border crisis.