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A bipartisan push to check the president’s war powers could soon fall victim to mission creep as the House takes up legislation that would mark a formal end to the Gulf and Iraq wars.

Two people are dead, and more victims are expected after a small plane crashed off Florida's Gulf Coast Wednesday night.

A Florida man was arrested Sunday afternoon after deputies say he pulled out an 18-inch machete at a bar due to being refused the opportunity to perform another karaoke song.

Gov. Eric Holcomb (R-IN) signed a bill that bans gender-affirming care for all minors on Wednesday, which will start being enforced this summer.

Florida police are asking the public for help in solving the murders of three teenagers who were found dead in three separate locations.

The Texas Senate voted to ban children from attending sexually explicit drag shows.

Former President Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign is reportedly reaching out directly to Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) donors in an attempt to convince them to switch sides.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced on Wednesday that it was retaining a financial adviser to oversee the liquidation of approximately $114 billion in securities from the former Signature and Silicon Valley banks.

Louisiana State University's women's basketball team forbade first lady Jill Biden from visiting their locker room before their victory over Iowa, according to lead player Angel Reese.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the Democratic nephew of former President John F. Kennedy, declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president on Wednesday via filings with the Federal Election Commission.