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A 22-year-old man suspected of deliberately driving his SUV into a group of police cadets has been released from custody.

President Joe Biden spoke a lot about saving democracy on the midterm campaign trail but has been mostly silent about a concrete bipartisan reform designed to avoid a repeat of 2020's aftermath.

Russian forces have continued to target Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, setting the conditions for a brutal winter for civilians.

Democrats only have a few weeks left to pass Big Tech antitrust legislation before the start of the new term.

Alabama called off the scheduled execution of a man convicted in a 1988 murder-for-hire after having trouble establishing venous access in time to meet the state's deadline to start the execution. This marks the second time since September the state has canceled an execution due to difficulties placing an IV with a deadline looming.

Vice President Kamala Harris has convened a meeting of world leaders on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in Bangkok, Thailand, to discuss North Korea's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile into Japanese waters.

Drivers going from New York City to Philadelphia will no longer see funny traffic messages along the way, as the New Jersey Department of Transportation has reportedly been told by the Federal Highway Administration to stop with the tactic.

A former senior Republican operative was convicted of helping a Russian national funnel funds to Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign.

Vice President Kamala Harris will seek to reassure the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation in Bangkok, Thailand, that the United States is committed to the Indo-Pacific and that the region has no better partner than the U.S. after last week’s surprising midterm election results.

Florida Democrat Maxwell Frost will enter the House at age 25.