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Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) proclaimed November to be Transgender Awareness Month in one of her first moves following reelection. The governor faced a tough challenge from Republican competitor Lee Zeldin but ultimately prevailed.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping is a “rational actor,” according to U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, who said the Chinese leader likely views invading Taiwan as “an excessive amount of risk.”

The Pentagon and National Security Council are in agreement with NATO and Polish authorities, who now believe the explosion that killed two people near its border with Ukraine came from a Ukrainian air defense missile.

Republicans may have seen many of their dreams dashed in Arizona on Election Day, but in Maricopa County (whose votes denied their Senate and gubernatorial candidates wins), voters chose a top prosecutor with views that dovetail with the party’s line on crime.

Police in Moscow, Idaho, released details of the deaths of four University of Idaho students, with investigators saying they've "never seen anything like this."

Scientists at the University of Houston have reportedly created a vaccine that would block fentanyl from affecting the brain.

Onetime Trump lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen was given the go-ahead to sue the Trump Organization for millions in legal fees, a New York court ruled.

Toyota unveiled its new Prius in Japan on Wednesday, describing the hybrid vehicle as practically an electric vehicle — just with an engine.

President Joe Biden's trip abroad took a serious turn after NATO ally Poland reported that a "Russian-made" missile had killed two people near its border with Ukraine.

Legal experts, including one of Robert Mueller’s top prosecutors, are casting doubt on the idea that Attorney General Merrick Garland should appoint a special counsel to handle the Justice Department’s investigations into former President Donald Trump.