Trump outlines plans for peace in Ukraine
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President Trump used his speech before Congress to address his proposals for fostering peace in Ukraine, where he has unceremoniously upended the policies of the Biden administration in a matter of just weeks.

Trump surprises West Point applicant with word of his acceptance
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After claiming a surge in recruitment for the U.S. military, President Trump informed West Point applicant Jason Hartley of his acceptance to the prestigious academy

Trump appoints 13-year-old cancer survivor to Secret Service
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President Trump named D.J. Daniel, a 13-year-old with terminal brain cancer, a Secret Service agent during his address to Congress.

Trump slams Biden, touts 'Gold Card' visa, no tax on tips
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As Democrats held up signs criticizing President Trump that read "Save Medicaid" and "Protect Veterans," the president outlined plans for a Gold Card visa.

Trump recognizes Musk during address to Congress
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In his address to Congress, President Donald Trump's theme was the "renewal of the American dream," as he laid out his achievements and accomplishments from the newly created Department of Government Efficiency while recognizing his billionaire presidential adviser Elon Musk.

Texas Congressman Al Green removed from House chamber
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Rep. Al Green, a Democratic congressman from Houston, was escorted out of the U.S. House chamber after interrupting President Donald Trump as he claimed to have a mandate from the voters.

Rep. Donalds says he?s running for Florida governor
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Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., announced plans to run for Florida governor next year during an interview on Fox News' "Hannity" Tuesday night.

Pardoned Jan. 6 rioter fighting for release of fellow defendants still behind bars in D.C.

President Donald Trump pardoned approximately 1,500 people involved in the January 6th riot at the U.S. Capitol, but some convicted for their involvement remain behind bars.

Capitol Riot pardons: Bureau of Prisons 'dragging feet,' delaying release of defendants, attorney says

Less than 12 hours in office and President Donald Trump has already pardoned approximately 1,500 people who allegedly participated in the January 6 U.S. Capitol riot, but a Florida attorney said the Bureau of Prisons is dragging its feet when it comes to releasing them.

Florida girl, 13, one of hundreds nationwide to receive racist mass-text

A seventh-grader at Howard Middle School is one of many people across the country who received a racial text message the day after Election Day.

Watch: Kamala Harris concedes election | Full speech
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Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a concession speech before a crowd of supporters, offering to assist President-Elect Donald Trump in a peaceful transition of power.

Julie Johnson to become first LGBTQ+ Congress member from the South

Texas state Rep. Julie Johnson (D) will take over the seat vacated by Colin Allred. Johnson will be the first openly LGBTQ+ person to represent Texas, and all of the South, in Congress.

How many electoral votes does each state have?

In the race for the White House, a candidate will have to win 270 of the 538 total electoral votes to win the 2024 presidential election.

Seminole County polling station evacuated after suspicious incident, according to Casselberry Officials

Casselberry Police say an early voting station located at the Seminole County Library was briefly evacuated and closed Friday night due to a suspicious incident. Casselberry Police and Sanford County Sheriff's office responded to a call at the Seminole County Library branch,  215 N. Oxford Road, on Friday evening. 

Vice Presidential Debate highlights, analysis
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The first vice presidential debate between Democrat Tim Walz and Republican JD Vance kicked off on Tuesday evening in New York, bringing together the two running mates who have spent months going after each other and Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

Counting Michigan's 2024 election results will be easier this year, clerk says

There are new methods to vote this cycle and clerks will have an easier time counting mail-in ballots. But some concerns about running the state's election systems remain.