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The "Trans Day of Vengeance," an activist demonstration in support of the transgender community, will proceed as planned amid widespread backlash after a mass school shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, left three children and three adults dead.

Former President Donald Trump commended the special grand jury impaneled in the Manhattan district attorney's inquiry revolving around him.

More than 30 swimmers have been accused of harassing dolphins in Honaunau Bay off the island of Hawaii on Sunday.

EXCLUSIVE — Freshman Sen. Pete Ricketts (R-NE) is set to deliver his maiden speech on the Senate floor Wednesday afternoon, in which he will call on the United States to take a more active role globally by maintaining peace through strength.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky invited Chinese President Xi Jinping to visit his war-ravaged country.

The Justice Department announced it has charged a Wisconsin man with firebombing an anti-abortion group's office in May 2022.

In exactly three weeks, family recipients of a guaranteed income program in California will receive their next payment of $500.

The victims of Monday's deadly school shooting were honored on Tuesday as the Nashville Predators visited the Boston Bruins.

Democratic Rep. Vicente Gonzalez (TX) said that he will vote for the Republican energy bill this week, saying it would help ensure reliable domestic energy production and reform the federal permitting process.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has once again emphasized the significance of retaining control of the city of Bakhmut.