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Incoming freshman lawmakers arrived in Washington for orientation on Sunday facing a chaotic week ahead, with the fate of the majority in the House still in flux and uncertainty about what the leadership makeup will look like as they brace for life in the new Congress.

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is set to be one of the GOP's top targets in its quest to take back control of the Senate in 2024, and one Republican is already being named as a likely challenger.

Central Intelligence Agency Director Bill Burns met with his Russian counterpart Sergey Naryshkin on Monday to discuss Ukraine, according to reports.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the recently liberated city of Kherson on Monday, just days after the Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed its intentions to retreat from the only city center they were occupying.

Gettysburg College postponed an event for people who are "tired of white cis men" amid widespread backlash.

Chinese President Xi Jinping warned President Joe Biden that Taiwan is a "red line" that the United States must not cross as the two work to elevate China-U.S. relations.

President Joe Biden described Russian forces’ withdrawal from Kherson, the strategic southern city, as a “significant victory” for Ukraine.

President Joe Biden said Monday that he doubted Congress would have the votes to codify Roe v. Wade.

Elon Musk's SpaceX has begun using Twitter to promote its products while other advertisers leave the platform.

A manhunt at and around the University of Virginia is underway for a student at the university who law enforcement officials suspect killed three people and injured two others on Sunday in a deadly shooting on the campus.