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The Department of Defense is sending security assistance worth up to $400 million to Ukraine in its war against Russia.

Arizona Republican gubernatorial hopeful Kari Lake fawned over the prospect that she could be on a 2024 ticket with Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, though she has vowed to serve out at least a full term as governor.

Conservative commentator Michele Tafoya did not mince words when dunking on former President Donald Trump's speculated 2024 debut in the aftermath of the expected red wave manifesting as a lackluster pink ripple Tuesday night.

President Joe Biden announced Thursday his intent to nominate Danny Werfel as the Internal Revenue Service's new commissioner.

The clock is ticking for Idaho residents to apply for a tax rebate totaling up to $300 for individual filers and $600 for joint filers.

The Tennessee Valley Authority demolished a nearly six-decade-old, one-of-a-kind coal-fired power plant, a colorful visual representation of a shift in power generation.

An adviser to Donald Trump has reportedly confirmed that the former President's planned announcement for Tuesday, Nov. 15 will still be held on Tuesday, and told people to "buckle up" ahead of the announcement.

National security adviser Jake Sullivan said Russian war casualties are "quite staggering" and called for an end to the war in Ukraine on Thursday.

The art collection of the late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has sold for a whopping $1.5 billion at an auction on Wednesday night.

Supporters of a ballot measure to enshrine collective bargaining in the Illinois state constitution, a strategy that labor organizers might try to replicate in other states.