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A homeless shelter in El Paso, Texas, shared a surveillance video of Customs and Border Protection agents forcefully detaining a person.

Iran's willingness to provide Russia with drones to use against Ukraine could be "contributing to widespread war crimes," national security adviser Jake Sullivan said.

Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin was released from the hospital Monday and has returned to Buffalo, according to reports.

Defense spending has emerged as a key debate among Republicans as House lawmakers get set to vote on a new House rules package Monday evening.

The Republican-led 118th Congress will establish six priorities in its first week fully up and running, with bills and resolutions tackling everything from oversight of federal agencies to shoring up domestic energy to investigating China.

The retrial began on Monday for Mark Jensen, a man who has been twice convicted in the death of his wife in 1998.

The Washington Examiner's Anna Giaritelli described some of the conditions in El Paso, Texas, as President Joe Biden embarked Sunday on his first trip to the southern border.

China will be passing new rules to restrict the availability of artificial intelligence-powered image and text generators, the first attempt by a national agency to curtail the popular technology.

President Joe Biden didn’t have a Sister Souljah moment at the border, but he did try another tactic of former President Bill Clinton: triangulation.

Millions are no longer able to dial 411 to access operator and directory assistance.