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Guardian Angels patrol Metro stations as crime terrorizes DC underground

The Guardian Angels, a volunteer crime prevention group, has returned to patrolling Metro stations following a string of recent shootings and rampant crime terrorizing the Washington, D.C. underground.

Pence swipes at DeSantis’s big-government attack on Disney

Former Vice President Mike Pence took a jab at potential 2024 foe Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) over his policies toward Disney.

Ohio train derailment: Trump to donate supplies during visit to East Palestine

Former President Donald Trump will reportedly donate a trove of supplies to locals affected by the dangerous chemical spill in East Palestine, Ohio, during his Wednesday visit.

Russia says it will abide by nuclear treaty rules despite suspending deal with US

The Kremlin will continue to abide by the only nuclear arsenal treaty between the United States and Russia even after Russian President Vladimir Putin suspended its participation in the deal.

Uvalde police chief wins appeal to upgrade discharge status on employment record

The Uvalde School District police chief terminated for his actions on the day of the elementary school shooting last year won his case in court to remove a red flag from his discharge file.

Massive winter storm has shut down more than 1,000 flights in US

Cold weather in Colorado and much of the Midwest is causing numerous flight delays and cancellations on Wednesday.

Joe Manchin rules out 2024 run for governor

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is not planning another run for governor, the West Virginia senator told talk radio host Hoppy Kercheval on Wednesday, as speculation swirls around his 2024 plans.

Marjorie Taylor Greene defends comment calling for a ‘national divorce’: ‘Necessary reality’

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) defended her calls for a "national divorce" this week, saying she wasn't calling for a civil war but is concerned that's the direction the country is headed.

Putin says he expects Xi to visit Moscow as he meets with China’s top diplomat

Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that Chinese leader Xi Jinping would visit Moscow in the coming months, while the United States and its allies remain concerned about their growing partnership.

Woman believed to be kidnapped off dating app seeks refuge in auto shop

An Illinois woman believed to have been kidnapped after meeting a man off of a dating app was found Monday after she sought help in a local auto shop, authorities said.
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