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Protesters demanding stricter gun control legislation in response to a recent mass shooting at a Christian school in Nashville stormed the Tennessee Capitol building, resulting in chaos and at least one demonstrator being detained and released amid the commotion.

Residents in western Michigan are concerned about the proposed construction of a $2.4 billion lithium-ion battery factory due to the Chinese firm Gotion Inc.'s ties to the Chinese Communist Party, as well as environmental impact and the loss of agricultural land.

Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake has released a statement in support of former President Donald Trump, criticizing what she sees as the weaponization of the criminal justice system by the radical left to destroy him, and warning that the precedent set by his indictment threatens to further divide the country.

"You're just screaming at me," Massie told Rep. Jamaal Bowman.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin maintained, "Drag queen story hour is not something the department funds."

Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH) introduced the "English Language Unity Act," which would make English the official language of the United States.

"Largest crime scene in history."

An activist group is set to hold a so-called "Trans Day of Vengeance" demonstration at the Supreme Court despite a transgender individual murdering six innocent people in Nashville this week.

Former President Donald Trump released a video on his Truth Social platform, criticizing Governor Ron DeSantis for his comments on Russia and Vladimir Putin, claiming that DeSantis' "ignorant and foolish" rhetoric could lead to nuclear war, and declaring himself the only candidate who can prevent World War III.

This marks the first-ever criminal case against a former U.S. president.