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White House on lockdown after man crashes car into Lafayette Park

A man drove his car into a sign Monday morning at Lafayette Square Park, prompting the White House to go into lockdown.

WATCH: Can AI companies be trusted to regulate themselves?

Daniel Castro, President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, and J.B. Branch, Director of Federal AI Governance and Technology Policy at Public Citizen, join Billy Hallowell on "The Dialogue."

Trump raises doubts about the midterm election results

President Trump said Monday that Republicans never had a fair shot in the midterm elections because of large batches of early votes and the widespread use of voting machines.

Larry Hogan wants to help GOP chart a new course for the post-Trump era

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said the GOP needs a different kind of leader after being wiped out in the midterm elections, and the outspoken anti-Trump Republican wants to help find that person.

No reconciliation in sight for British royal family

Prince William has reportedly "learned" to live without Prince Harry, with reconciliation becoming increasingly unlikely, news outlets report.

White House increases interagency coordination to protect the skies from drone threats

The Trump administration announced Monday an expanded effort to coordinate counter-drone operations to protect U.S. airspace.

Katie Miller to end podcast as husband becomes White House chief of staff

Podcaster Katie Miller announced she is ending her show following husband Stephen Miller's appointment as White House chief of staff.

Supreme Court erases lower court ruling over strip-searches of transgender inmates

The Supreme Court on Monday vacated a lower court decision that found transgender women inmates could refuse to be searched by male prison guards.

Coast Guard detains unfit MSC Cruises ship bound for Caribbean

The Coast Guard said it prevented a MSC Cruises ship from leaving a Miami port because of mechanical issues aboard the vessel.

Russell Brand sentenced to 10 years in British prison for rape, sexual assault

A London judge on Monday sentenced comedian Russell Brand to 10 years in a British prison after he was convicted of rape and sexual assault last week.

China dismisses Nvidia CEO spy claims as 'smears'

China on Monday dismissed claims of a Chinese espionage plot targeting Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang as an unsubstantiated smear campaign.

Nvidia stock falls 5% amid CEO's affair with alleged Chinese spy

Nvidia's shares dropped by 5% before markets opened Monday after the computer-chipmaking company began investigating CEO Jensen Huang's tryst with a businesswoman who U.S. intelligence said has ties to Beijing.