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Donald Trump is the first U.S. president in history to face one indictment, much less multiple charges stemming from four criminal cases since leaving office, and yet so far, they don't seem to be a barrier to him returning.

President Joe Biden isn't speaking much about a major anniversary this week, even if his Republican friends are.

Between the last school year and the new one, legislators in many areas have implemented new laws controlling district officials' abilities to pursue the transition of children without their parents' consent or knowledge.

At least 58 people have died in a fire at a building in Johannesburg, South Africa, authorities said on Thursday.

At least 38 people have died in a fire at a building in Johannesburg, South Africa, authorities said on Thursday.

House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY) said the latest findings in his committee’s investigation show President “Joe Biden’s role in this family influence peddling scheme continues to grow on a daily basis.”

The Biden administration announced it had wiped $72 million of student loan debt from 2,300 student borrowers.

Former Trump attorney John Eastman said all efforts to challenge the 2020 election on January 6 were upended when the Capitol was breached.

Connor Boyack, creator of the Tuttle Twins book series, said he wants "accountability" in the viral video exchange between a Colorado middle schooler, his mother, and a school administrator who claimed the child had to be kicked out of class because his backpack displayed a Gadsden flag patch, insisting that the flag had “origins with slavery and the slave trade.”

Georgia's Republican Party is facing infighting over whether to defund Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.