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WATCH: Pentagon holds news briefing as military makes another humanitarian airdrop into Gaza

By News Desk and Associated Press

U.S. Central Command says Air Force C-130 aircraft dropped 36,800 meals over northern Gaza on Tuesday, the second U.S. airdrop since Saturday.

Alabama lawmakers close to approving protections for IVF providers

By Kim Chandler, Associated Press

Patients in Alabama shared stories of having upcoming embryo transfers abruptly canceled and their paths to parenthood thrown into in doubt.

WATCH: Biden administration to cap credit card late fees at $8 in move against junk fees

By Ken Sweet, Josh Boak, Associated Press

The Biden administration has portrayed the White House Competition Council as a way to save people money and promote greater competition within the U.S. economy.

Democrats try to tap into military support as Trump closes in on GOP nomination

By James Pollard, Associated Press

Recent statements by Trump have fueled Democrats' sense that there's an opening among voters with strong military ties, even if that gap hasn't surfaced during his march toward the GOP nomination.

Biden and Trump move closer to November rematch as states from coast-to-coast hold Super Tuesday contests

By Will Weissert, Associated Press

While Biden is the oldest president in U.S. history, his reelection campaign argues that skeptics will come around once it is clear it’ll be him or Trump in November.

Trump's lawyers fight New York DA's request for a gag order in his hush-money criminal case

By Michael R. Sisak, Associated Press

Donald Trump's lawyers are warning that a gag order sought by New York prosecutors ahead of his March 25 hush-money criminal trial would amount to unconstitutional and unlawful prior restraint on the former president's free speech rights.

Supreme Court temporarily blocks Texas law that allows police to arrest migrants

By Acacia Coronado, Lindsay Whitehurst, Associated Press

Justice Samuel Alito on Monday issued an order that temporarily halts Texas' immigration law from going into effect until next week so the full court can decide what steps to take next.

WATCH: First lady Jill Biden honors 'women of courage' at White House

By Associated Press

First lady Jill Biden hosted a White House ceremony on Monday for “women of courage” who have fought political repression, sexual violence, economic hardship and gender discrimination around the world.

Supreme Court says only Congress, not states, can remove Trump from presidential ballots

By William Brangham, Ali Schmitz

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously that individual states cannot remove former President Donald Trump from their ballots based on the 14th Amendment. In an unsigned opinion, the court said only Congress, not states, can disqualify presidential candidates under the…

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Survivors say opportunities were missed that could have prevented Maine's worst mass shooting

By Patrick Whittle, David Sharp, Associated Press

Emotional survivors of a mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, called on politicians to protect the community from future tragedies. The testimony came during a hearing by a commission investigating the rampage last year.