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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre downplayed criticisms from Washington's Mayor Muriel Bowser over federal involvement in the district's crime bill.

USA Powerlifting President Larry Maile is weighing an appeal after a state court ruled it discriminated against transgender athlete JayCee Cooper from competing in women's competitions.

At least 23 people have been charged in connection to the violent protest at the construction site of the planned Atlanta police and fire training center in Georgia, police officials announced on Monday.

The FBI seized a record number of firearms in recent years from people who failed federal background checks, as pro-gun rights groups continue to scrutinize the Biden administration for allegedly targeting the Second Amendment, according to newly compiled data.

As more candidates begin to announce bids for the presidency in 2024, several possible contenders have yet to commit to a run for the White House.

The last two Walmart stores in Portland, Oregon, are closing their doors as companies across the board experience surges in retail theft.

Ukrainian troops are continuing to fight in the besieged city of Bakhmut, inflicting a high casualty count among Russian forces.

Iran has offered pledges that could “pave the way” for the renewal of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, according to the top United Nations nuclear watchdog, despite ambiguity about how Tehran will fulfill those hopes.

A former deputy national security adviser in the Trump administration indicated he wouldn't support former President Donald Trump's bid for a second term.

Lingerie retailer Victoria's Secret is getting ready to bring back its annual fashion show.