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The Pentagon approved sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine, with the final decision resting on Donald Trump, who may discuss it with Vladimir Putin.

Trump urges Republicans to end the Senate filibuster to resolve the U.S. government shutdown and restore federal operations.

Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to start testing U.S. nuclear weapons, citing the need to match other global powers amid rising international tensions.

A North Carolina man has been indicted for the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska in the U.S. The charges carry the possibility of the death penalty.

The U.S. government shutdown continues for a 22nd day as Senate Democrats block another Republican attempt to restore funding, focusing on healthcare disputes.

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner regrets a nearly 20-year-old tattoo resembling a Nazi symbol and announces plans to have it removed amid renewed controversy.

The East Wing of the White House is being rebuilt into a grand ballroom under Trump’s initiative, fully funded by private donations.

An 18-year-old man was arrested in St. Mary’s County after deputies found a loaded ghost gun during a traffic stop in Leonardtown.

The U.S. State Department revoked visas of six foreigners over offensive comments about deceased political blogger Charlie Kirk.

Uncertainty remains after Israel-Gaza ceasefire as 20 hostages are released, 1,700 detainees freed, but 24 deceased hostages remain unrecovered.