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Two rare Abraham Lincoln-signed documents have been examined and found to be in good condition after being pulled from display at the Lincoln Memorial last month due to excessive heat.

The Wisconsin Department of Revenue has issued notice that it intends to revoke the brewer's permit for Minocqua Brewing Co., a left-wing brewery that gained national attention for pledging free beer the day President Trump dies.

The Pentagon moved to classify four Iran war deaths as "Overseas Operations," days after it was revealed that the official death toll was lowered from 18 to 14, excluding service members who died after the broken ceasefire deal.

Britain's untested new prime minister, Andy Burnham, said he would stand up to President Trump "if it is right for Britain" in his first major interview since taking power.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps-affiliated Tasnim news agency posted a video Monday urging its supporters to assassinate first lady Melania Trump and threatening presidential son Barron Trump.

A landowner in Brandywine, Maryland, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear his lawsuit against Prince George's County, which barred him from digging a temporary well and sewers as he built a rural retirement home.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday he spoke to President Trump about his country's air defenses against the Russian invasion and ways to restart the diplomatic process to wind down the war.

Hundreds of teenagers on e-bikes and motorized scooters swarmed downtown Orlando streets earlier this month, running red lights and blocking an ambulance in a scene that led to detentions and citations.

Washington bid farewell Tuesday to a rare partisan peacemaker, with memorial services celebrating the exceptional life of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.

The recently introduced Anti-Fraud Fund Act would reportedly save $168 billion over a decade through recouped and halted fraudulent payments.