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Transgender people in Montana can no longer use bathrooms in public buildings that do not align with their sex assigned at birth.

Cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski was killed when his vehicle came under fire while he was reporting in Ukraine.

"Voters, especially those in rural areas, will bear the brunt of this restrictive move," one opponent of the law said.

Republicans have tight margins in the House and may be worried about holding other seats vacated by lawmakers Trump tapped for administration roles.

Authorities said the woman was trying "to show the child there was nothing under the bed" when she "came face-to-face" with a 27-year-old man.

Judge James Boasberg previously blocked Trump from shipping people to El Salvador without any due process.

Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to travel to the island Friday.

Most of the cuts will come from the public health agencies.

The Republican senator and his Trump administration cronies can't seem to get their stories straight.

European automakers decried the U.S. import tax on cars as a heavy burden that will punish consumers and companies alike on both sides of the Atlantic.

A German news website said it was "particularly easy" to obtain Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth's private contact information.

The actor also debunked a hugely popular fan theory about the third season to Jimmy Kimmel.

The late night host said she shouldn't be in Congress -- then offered a suggestion for a career change.

The Trump White House press secretary's comments were thrown right back at her.

The clip filmed by Donald Trump's homeland security secretary at a brutal El Salvador prison was also slammed as "f**king disgusting."

A CNN host pressed Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins over Trump officials discussing war plans on Signal.

The Fox News analyst revealed how Trump and others have botched an "iron" rule of dealing with a scandal.

The former Democratic presidential candidate also agreed with a controversial talk show host's take on Republicans dismissing the breach.

The president blasted the "witch hunt" amid the Signal scandal as he went to bat for his defense secretary in the Oval Office.

Lawmakers killed a crypto tax reporting rule with great bipartisan gusto.

Republicans are acting so mad that federal judges are issuing injunctions that stymie Trump's plans. They celebrated when judges did this to his Democratic predecessors.

American automakers could face higher costs and lower sales as Trump seeks to encourage domestic manufacturing.

"Given the ties that this brand has to Scranton, this one was definitely special for us," George Felix, Chili's chief marketing officer, told the Associated Press.

"It's truly astounding," said former Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel.

"We are currently clean on [operational security]," Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth wrote to other officials, along with the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.

The magazine published the Signal group chat texts detailing the Yemen airstrikes, but the Trump administration seized on the phrase "attack plans."

River otters Louie and Ophelia busted out of their enclosure at a Wisconsin zoo, and they appear to be having a great time.

The change reduces the likelihood that Vance will cross paths with residents angered by the Trump administration’s attempts to annex the vast Arctic island.

A Manhattan federal judge on Tuesday ordered the administration to stop its efforts to arrest and deport Yunseo Chung for now.

"Helene just dropped tons of fuel on the ground," one expert said. “Then these flash droughts allow that fuel to dry out very fast.”

The president, who has already pardoned some 1,500 rioters, may want to go further and give them money, too.

The tabloid's editorial board wrote about new trust issues with the Trump White House.

The "Late Show" host tore into the defense secretary's attempt to deflect from the growing scandal.

The California Democrat named the administration officials who should quit or be fired after accidentally revealing highly classified information to a journalist.

There are at least another 20 states considering similar restrictions, but this bill is the first of this magnitude to be passed, according to The New York Times.

Trump's national security adviser claimed not to know Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg.

Rep. Jared Moskowitz avoided a "long speech" with the help of a sign poking fun at the Signal scandal.

The hearing unfolded against the backdrop of a security breach involving the mistaken leak of attack plans to a journalist.

Delta Chi members chose to "continue to party" rather than help their inebriated fraternity brother, Riley Strain, according to a suit filed by his family.

The vice president suggested in an online video that global security is at stake.

Images of the hat’s blunt message are being shared as second lady Usha Vance gears up for her unwelcome and “highly aggressive” trip to Greenland this week.

The House speaker told reporters Monday that Trump officials were merely "executing on a plan with precision," despite their messages going public.

The judge chastised the two British service members for being the “antithesis” of everything Paddington’s character stands for.

The Trump ally added a provocative twist to his declaration.

The Fox News host's comment drew fierce condemnation on social media.

The longtime Fox News analyst called BS on the defense secretary's attempt to dismiss the group chat messages accidentally sent to a journalist.

Will Cain's "bigger takeaway" was a particular head-scratcher. Jesse Watters talked about "raunchy plans." Sean Hannity ranted.

The "Daily Show" host torched the president over his response to an image in the Colorado State Capitol.

Trump praised the aircraft's "beautiful" title after he awarded Boeing with a military contract to build the future fighter jets.

Jeffrey Goldberg reflected on the "most improbable" part of his reporting after he was inadvertently added to a group chat where Trump officials discussed war plans.