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A federal judge in Arkansas struck down the state's ban on transgender medical interventions for children Tuesday, deeming the law unconstitutional.

More than a quarter of a million immigrants turned up at the U.S. border in May, with a growing percentage choosing to surrender to federal customs officials at ports of entry rather than crossing illegally, according to newly released government data.

Texas Republican state Sen. Angela Paxton, wife of embattled Attorney General Ken Paxton, will not recuse herself from her husband's impeachment trial connected to allegations of bribery and misappropriating funds.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) urged current and former Amazon workers to come forward as whistleblowers as he launched an investigation on Tuesday into longtime concerns from labor activists and employees over warehouse conditions.

A professor at Marquette University said he feels "anxious" whenever he sees the American flag.

Democrats are preparing for the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago and are expecting to draw thousands of visitors to an event that will require millions of dollars in expenditures.

The Washington, D.C., Metro is launching a program intended to alleviate costs for low-income customers and make transit services more affordable.

President Joe Biden told reporters he's "very proud" of his son on Tuesday after news broke of a plea deal involving the younger Biden.

The Department of Defense overestimated the value of the military aid it provided to Ukraine over the course of the war by roughly $6 billion.

Almost $1 billion from a federal law will be allocated toward upgrading federal buildings as part of the Biden administration’s latest attempt to address climate change.