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WATCH: Christian transgender activist says GOP exploiting deaths of Nashville victims

A transgender activist and self-identified Christian lambasted conservatives on Wednesday, alleging that they are exploiting the deaths of the Nashville shooting victims to help them at the ballot box.

Stimulus update: Second direct payment worth up to $400 to be paid to Massachusetts residents in 16 days

In 16 days, recipients of the Chelsea Eats program in Chelsea, Massachusetts, receive their next payment worth up to $400.

Nashville shooting: Who are the six victims of the Covenant School shooting

Families and friends are remembering the three children and three adults killed in a mass shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, on Monday.

Pope Francis is working from the hospital and ‘progressively improving’: Vatican

The health of Pope Francis is improving the day after the pontiff was rushed to the hospital for breathing difficulty, a Vatican spokesman said Thursday.

DeSantis-appointed Disney district board seeking legal action over agreement stripping its power

The newly formed board of the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District, appointed by Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), said on Wednesday that the previous board, which was appointed by the Walt Disney Company, made an agreement stripping the new board of any power.

Reps. Jamaal Bowman and Thomas Massie get in shouting match over gun control

A pair of lawmakers got into a shouting match over gun control outside the House chamber on Wednesday after a school shooting in Nashville left six people dead earlier this week.

Nine soldiers killed in Black Hawk helicopters crash near Fort Campbell

Two U.S. Army helicopters crashed on Wednesday night, killing nine soldiers in Trigg County, Kentucky, officials confirmed Thursday morning.

Meta to allow users to opt out of targeted ads in Europe

Facebook parent company Meta intends to let European Facebook and Instagram users opt out of personalized ads as part of a larger effort to respond to a European Union privacy order.

Retirement 2023: Retirees need to withdraw first payment from plans in two days

There are only two days left for retirees to make their first mandatory retirement plan withdrawal to avoid being penalized.

Senate adopts new security protocols after man secretly records GOP lunch meeting

Capitol Police officials will implement new security protocols in the Senate after a Maryland man was reportedly arrested after attempting to record a closed-door lawmaker meeting earlier this month.
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