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Canadian truckers recently shut down North America's busiest land border crossing to protest Covid-19 mandates. But in the United States, truck drivers have long been frustrated with other problems, like bad pay for long hours and weeks away from home.

At first glance, the number is striking: A majority -- 51% -- of Democrats and Democratic-leaning voters said they'd rather see the party nominate a different candidate instead of President Joe Biden in 2024.

Monday marks four years since the deadly shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school in Parkland, Florida, and the nation remains plagued by the gun violence that the students-turned-activists who were in the building that day pledged to fight.

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan sounds, to all the world, like a man ready to run for president in 2024.

First lady Jill Biden has sent her annual "valentine to the country" at the White House Monday, celebrating Valentine's Day with an installation on the North Lawn.

A conservative lawyer who worked with then-President Donald Trump has turned over thousands of pages of emails to the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection but is withholding thousands of others, according to a court filing Sunday.

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On Sunday, the New York Times quoted Sen. Susan Collins as saying that "no one should be afraid of President Trump, period." On Monday, the former President struck back at the Maine Republican.

The United States is closing the US Embassy in Kyiv and "temporarily relocating" the small number of remaining diplomatic personnel in the country to Lviv, a city in western Ukraine, "due to the dramatic acceleration in the buildup of Russian forces," Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced Monday.

A initiative spearheaded by the Department of Energy is looking for ways to extract rare earth elements from fossil fuel waste.

President Joe Biden spent parts of the weekend reviewing materials on potential successors to Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer as his self-imposed end-of-February deadline inches closer.

A Democratic candidate for mayor in Louisville, Kentucky, was the target of a shooting Monday morning at his campaign headquarters, authorities said.

Russia's buildup of troops at its border with Ukraine has created a diplomatic standoff between Russia and the US, the world's two largest nuclear powers.

A senior member of President Joe Biden's communications team is set to leave in the coming weeks, a rare departure for a West Wing that has had limited staff turnover up this point.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders on Monday endorsed Jessica Cisneros' bid to unseat Texas Democratic Rep. Henry Cuellar, as early voting in the state begins ahead of the March 1 primary election.

President Joe Biden spent the weekend leading what is looking like an increasingly desperate final effort to forestall a Russian invasion of Ukraine -- an incursion that could have grave consequences for his own political standing.

The US is "actively working" for the release of an American citizen who was detained by the Taliban in Afghanistan in early December, national security adviser Jake Sullivan said Sunday.

Public discontent with America's pandemic-battered economy obscures the good news: Even after inflation, most of the country has been coming out ahead.

President Joe Biden waded into the controversy surrounding the NFL's hiring practices in an interview that aired Sunday, stating it's "just some generic decency" to ensure more head coaching opportunities for Black and minority candidates.

Rudy Giuliani has been engaging with the House select committee investigating the January 6 insurrection through his lawyer about the scope of his subpoena and whether he may be able to comply with some requests.